Meta AI wrongfully disables videographer’s Instagram for ‘sexualization of children’

Make backups.

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, Sounds like meta fixed a mistake…

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They only did when they were forced to by those who could do something about it... stepped in. Meta AI denied his appeal.

Seems fishy.

Not exactly sure what his “job” is. Making videos? AI can do that in an instant.

Should have learned to code my bro.

I see your point, but this one just isn’t really registering that much for me on AI fears. Lots of other way scarier things out there than an a-hole customer service bot

Also I just noticed his account name lol. Maybe @Jackman_vids with potentially suspect minor content could have played a part lol

Edit: ok, his content is harmless. I am sorry he had a shitty customer service experience, but he all good now

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How long will it be before AI will be judge and jury for us all?

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0.00 %, it just happened and you posted the proof of it.

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Set in a near-future world, Pratt stars as Detective Christopher Raven, who is accused of murdering his wife.

The Premise: Raven is placed on trial before an advanced artificial intelligence judge (played by Ferguson).

The Stakes: He has only 90 minutes to prove his innocence and lower his calculated guilt score below an execution threshold, or he will be put to death on the spot.

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It's freaking Instagram for crying out loud.

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It's also flock. Would you like to be the owner of a business and be accused and possibly arrested for child porn when there isn't any? Just having that accusation thrown at you could ruin your business permanently...as it almost did his. You see no problem with that since it's instagram?


AI is taking over many things.

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The more immediate concern isn’t machines overtaking humanity but humans outsourcing too much control too soon. Algorithms already influence financial markets, information flows, and logistics networks. If we defer too many decisions to our systems, we could lose oversight by degrees.

Healthcare shows AI’s promise but doctors caution against over-reliance. Clinicians sometimes defer to algorithmic suggestions too readily — a phenomenon known as automation bias — allowing subtle errors to slip through unchecked.

The education sector faces similar tensions. AI tutoring tools personalize learning and help bridge language barriers, but they also risk overreliance and may hinder true comprehension. The challenge for schools isn’t in deciding whether to use AI, but in teaching students to use it critically — as an aid, rather than a crutch.

AI lowers the barrier for launching sophisticated cyberattacks. Generative models can now produce convincing phishing emails, write malicious code, and even mimic voices or writing styles with minimal human effort. Security analysts note that attackers no longer need deep technical expertise — access to the right AI model is often enough to orchestrate and launch an attack.

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I don't see it as a business so much because he's just making content to post on someone else's platform.

First, he doesn't have much invested compared to a REAL business.

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He's 19 and just getting started but if you read the article you can see that he's becoming popular for his work very quickly.

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Instagram is one of the main ways he and others market their businesses. It’s become his portfolio – his proof of performance.

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Youtubers have a similar problem. AI scans their vids and sees whether there's anything that flags it's algorithms on upload.
Flag on the upload just means finding the flag, editing it out, and trying again.
But if somebody reports the vid, it takes going through layers of computer customer service to get to a human. Usually all via email.

This dude did right. And we are kinda lucky here in KC that FOX is willing to go out and try to help folks like this.

Meanwhile i report actual instances at least twice a year and nothing is ever done about them.