Some Instagram and Facebook users say Meta's AI moderation deleted their accounts; Meta says AI makes 13% fewer errors and finds 10% more violations than humans
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AI moderation that is 13% “more accurate” but still deletes legitimate accounts without fast human recourse is a business risk, not just a UX issue. Any product leaning on automated enforcement needs an explicit playbook for appeals and exception handling or you’ll burn your highest-engagement users at scale.
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