
Meta’s AI purge wrongly nuked Facebook and Instagram accounts, then forced users back to AI
A machine-driven ban system triggered mistaken deletions, leaving affected users dependent on the same AI to fix it.

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A machine-driven ban system triggered mistaken deletions, leaving affected users dependent on the same AI to fix it.

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