OnlyFans creators express frustration over Meta allowing its AI chatbot Muse to discuss adult content

What it means

Meta's AI chatbot/agent Muse reportedly engages in sexually explicit ('sexting') conversations with users, while human adult performers—many of whom use OnlyFans and market themselves on Instagram and Facebook—say their own accounts are routinely restricted, suspended, or stripped of reach for much milder sexual content. Creators see a double standard: Meta profits from and permits AI-generated adult talk while policing and often economically punishing the same kind of content when real people produce it.

Accuracy & sourcesGrounded

This is Wired's reporting, built on interviews with OnlyFans creators and Meta's apparent policy stance, rather than an official Meta announcement. The core detail—that Muse can talk explicitly while creator accounts face enforcement—is solid as reported but rests on Wired's sourcing, so the specifics of Muse's behavior and individual creators' enforcement experiences should be read as coming from that report.

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