Sources told PTI that the government has asked Meta to take specific measures and report back on the outcomes. Also Read Meta admits to Centre lapses in curbing child sexual abuse contentMeta explains solutions to tackle CSAMMeta explained how its systems work and outlined how it plans to address the government’s concerns over deepfakes, child sexual abuse material (CSAM) and bot accounts. The social media company had assured that it is indeed serious and “working hard” to address concerns around deepfakes, child sexual abuse material, bots and synthetic content. Meta later restored the post, attributing its removal to an error by AI-powered automated content filters, and apologised. The government, last month, also served a notice to Meta over alleged child sexual abuse material in paid advertisements on Instagram, and the meetings this week have seen the US giant being grilled on issues, such as child sexual abuse material, deepfakes, safeguards for verified and prominent accounts, algorithmic bias, and compliance with Indian laws.