Meta Accused of Letting Fake AI Doctors Sell Quack Cures on Its Platforms
jonerp · x · 2026-07-27
A recent critique highlights that Meta is allowing fake, AI-generated doctors to sell quack medical cures across its platforms. The author calls out the lack of credibility, ethics, and guardrails, suggesting they are ignored in favor of platform lock-in.
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