AceShowbiz - Cardi B has expressed her concerns about her family engaging with AI-generated content circulating on social media. The Grammy-winning artist took to X on February 4, declaring, “Free my older family members from Facebook AI.”

While she didn't specify the exact content troubling her, it's clear that Cardi B is worried about the implications of AI and deepfakes infiltrating her family group chats. Whether it's misleading viral images or AI-generated photos, the potential for misinformation can feel like an invasion of privacy, especially for older relatives who may be more vulnerable to scams.

A recent report from AARP in 2025 highlights the generational gap in understanding AI technology. While nearly 50% of adults in their 50s are familiar with using AI and chatbots, that percentage significantly drops to 25% among those in their 70s. This indicates that although older adults possess some basic knowledge of AI, their grasp of the technology lessens as they age.

Moreover, a 2024 article by the Associated Press noted that numerous studies have shown senior citizens are particularly susceptible to scams that utilize artificial intelligence. They are also more likely to fall for misinformation, which is often amplified by AI technology. This reality makes Cardi B's concerns all the more pressing.

Despite brushing off her family’s AI-laden messages, Cardi B is gearing up for an exciting weekend. She is set to headline the Fanatics Super Bowl Party in San Francisco on Saturday, February 7. On Sunday, she’ll be cheering for her boyfriend, Stefon Diggs, and the Patriots as they face off against the Seahawks, with Bad Bunny performing at the Super Bowl LX Halftime Show.

Just three days later, the anticipation builds as Cardi B prepares to kick off her much-awaited Little Miss Drama Tour in California on February 11, promising fans an unforgettable experience.