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    Roblox’s AI-Powered Age Verification Is a Full Mess

    Naveed AhmadBy Naveed Ahmad14/01/2026Updated:03/02/2026No Comments3 Mins Read
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    Here’s a rewritten version of the article in a more conversational tone:

    Roblox’s AI-Powered Age Verification System is a Total Hot Mess

    I’m still trying to wrap my head around Roblox’s latest move: an AI-powered age verification system that’s supposed to keep predators away from kids. But, um, yeah, it’s not exactly working as planned. Just a few days after launching the system in several countries, including the US, it’s already causing chaos among users.

    The system uses facial recognition tech to estimate users’ ages before letting them access the chat function on the platform. The idea is to keep predators from targeting minors, but experts are saying that’s not what’s happening at all. Instead, the system is mis-aging kids as adults and vice versa, which is, you know, super problematic.

    I spoke with a cybersecurity expert who told me that it’s not just about the system not being perfect – it’s actually causing harm to kids. And, honestly, that’s terrifying. One of the biggest concerns is that the system isn’t just failing to protect kids, but it’s also creating a safer space for predators to operate. Some users have reported being able to bypass the system by using a government-issued ID, while others have claimed that the company is still allowing known predators to access the platform.

    I’m just going to say it: I’m absolutely horrified. I thought Roblox was supposed to be a safe space for kids to play and socialize, but it’s clear that they’re not doing enough to protect them. It’s frustrating to see the company downplaying the issue, saying that the system is still a work in progress and that it’s not possible to get it right overnight. Um, yeah, but that’s not what I want to hear when my kid’s safety is at stake.

    The company’s response has been lackluster, to say the least. They’re claiming that the system is still a work in progress, but it’s hard to trust them when they’re not being transparent about what’s going on. And, honestly, it feels like they’re prioritizing profits over people.

    I’m not the only one who’s upset about this. There’s a growing chorus of critics calling out Roblox for their lack of accountability and transparency. One lawmaker I spoke with is extremely disappointed in the company, saying that they’re supposed to be a leader in online safety but instead they’re prioritizing their bottom line over kids’ well-being.

    It’s clear that Roblox has a long way to go before they can regain the trust of their users. For now, I’m just going to be keeping a close eye on how this whole thing plays out.

    Naveed Ahmad

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