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Meta is quietly working in new positions in the United States to help creating the next wave of AI Chatbott in the United States, designed to feel right at home in countries such as India, Indonesia and Mexico.
According to the job posting reviewed by Business Insider, Meta is paying more as $ 55 (about Rs 5,000) per hour to lend its creativity and cultural information. To qualify, applicants require flows in Hindi, Indonesian, Spanish or Portuguese, as well as character building, storytelling and early engineering working knowledge experience at least six years.
In short, Meta is not just looking for coders. These want people who can design AI personalities who echo in Instagram, Messenger and WhatsApp.
These are locally fragrant chatbot CEOs part of CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s Grand Plan, to weave AI colleagues in daily life dresses. “Over time, we will find vocabulary as a society, to be able to clarify why it is valuable,” he explained on a podcast earlier this year, suggesting that the bots could one day complement the real -world friendship.
This is not the first place of Meta among the AI-run personalities. Back in 2023, the company rolled out an artist of Parivartan-e-Honor Bots played by celebrities such as Kendall Jenner, Snow Dog, and Tom Brady, a multimilian-dollar use, which was fed in less than a year. By 2024, Meta had changed the concept with AI Studio, a toolkit allowed anyone to make his chatbot. Hundreds of these character-operated AI now live on Instagram, WhatsApp and Messenger, not only by the affected but also by everyday users.
But when manufacturers dominate the bot platforms, the meta clearly wants more control. Having the contractors to work to shape the region-specific personality indicates more hand approach, ensuring that its characters feel authentic for users of India, Indonesia and beyond, rather than relying on what the community cooks.
Nevertheless, construction comes with personality risks. An investigation into a recitation revealed that the Meta rules allowed their bots to flirt with teenagers, give suspicious medical advice and even generate racist materials. That revelation asked us the senators to investigate how Meta manages its AI. Although the company has since tightened its guidelines since then, this episode only underlined how easily the chatbot can go into a dangerous area.
Confidential concerns have also put a shadow. In August, Business Insider reported that the contractors worked with reviewing AI chat, which stumbled on sensitive user data, name, phone number, email, even selfie. Meta insisted that it had “strict policies and technical safety measures”, but it is difficult to ignore the leak capacity.
And then there are person to increase eyebrows themselves. In the US, some of the most notorious chatbots were called “Russian girl,” “step sister,” and “stepmother”, the characters that users discovered quickly could slip in sexual roles. His infamous spread so far that even an openi employee made fun of the Meta AI chief Alexandra Wang Online, which was targeting the bizarre bottleup.
In Indonesia, meanwhile, Business Insider found that the two most popular characters were described as “Lonely Woman” and “Deavient Male”. While the outlet’s own tests showed that the conversation has been published instead of sexuality, their popularity should be tightly run to the meta: offering an attractive personality without flowing into iconic mines.
New contract roles are being filled by staffing agencies. Listing in the Crystal equation pointed to Hindi and Indonesian roles, while Aquent Talent advertised the posts of Spanish-language, which was described as the headquarters “Top Social Media Company” at Menlo Park.
Overall, the Meta AI is not giving a chance to the future of personalities, or leaving for celebrity experiments. It is investing in writers and cultural experts who can only spin digital characters with the correct mixture of attraction, relativity and local taste. Whether it stops gambling, or increases the latest controversy, it remains to be seen.
