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San Francisco has ordered Meta to stop AI-generated child abuse ads on Facebook and Instagram, challenging the company's jurisdictional claims and highlighting growing concerns about AI content moderation.
Instagram's AI content detection system is experiencing significant issues, with users reporting incorrect "AI Content" labels on images they didn't create using generative AI tools.
Instagram is cracking down on AI accounts pretending to be human by renaming the 'AI creator' label to 'AI-generated profile' for greater transparency.
Instagram is updating its AI profile labeling system to address user confusion, replacing the 'AI creator' tag with a clearer 'AI-generated profile' label. The move reflects Meta's growing concern over the difficulty users have distinguishing AI profiles from real people.
Instagram is implementing new restrictions on undisclosed AI profiles to combat the growing issue of AI-generated influencers and misleading content. The platform aims to increase transparency and protect users from deception.
Learn to analyze social media engagement data to identify potentially addictive design patterns in platforms like Facebook and Instagram, similar to what was alleged in Meta's $18B settlement.
LinkedIn's new 'Seems like AI slop' button has been clicked over one million times since its launch, reflecting strong user demand for tools to identify AI-generated content.
Instagram's AI-driven algorithm is reshaping how users engage with content, balancing automation with human creativity to enhance user experience.
Meta has been ordered by a New Mexico court to pay an additional $567 million in child safety violations, bringing its total fine to $942 million.
Reddit is introducing AI-powered moderation tools to help manage its growing community of users. The platform will gradually roll out these automated systems across new subreddits before expanding to the entire site.
Meta has acknowledged that more than 50 advertisements containing AI-generated child sexual abuse imagery were published across its platforms, including Facebook, Instagram, Messenger, and Threads.
Reddit is combating a surge in AI-generated spam that's threatening to undermine the quality of community discussions. The platform's struggle reflects a broader challenge facing social media as AI tools become more sophisticated and accessible.
