Meta's AI has become almost ubiquitous on the company's platforms. While it can be helpful at times, the company encourages users to interact with its smart chatbot more, including teens, which can sometimes lead to undesirable outcomes.

According to a recent report, some minors have started having romantic conversations with the robot, prompting Meta to move to find a solution to the problem.On Friday, Adam Mosseri, Meta's head of artificial intelligence, announced a new set of parental controls for the chatbot. The company is set to roll out these new features early next year, giving parents multiple options to control their children's use of AI.