If meta wants to cut out the middleman and let businesses pay directly for ai generated ads, I doubt they have any incentive to fix this.

The same thing is happening to end users, the consumers that they maybe want seeing those ads. Random, totally out of the blue bans on Meta platforms for no rhyme or reason. It's all over reddit:

r/facebookdisabledme

r/FixMyInstagram

r/InstagramDisabledBans

r/MetaLawsuits

This doesn't seem anything to do with AI (except in the broad sense the account getting disabled seems automated)

i have a client whose whatsapp was banned for "violating terms and conditions" but they have not specified what terms or what exactly did he did.

its all a black box mystery. I guess we have to sue them and then compel them to give reasons and unban them

Maybe I'm in the minority but having worked previously with agencies for many years, I am extremely happy to see AI improve agency operational processes both for the better and worse for them. I'm also personally very willing and happy to fight for the common person or stranger, but have no qualms with observing on the sidelines when agencies complain about AI.

I tried signing up for Instagram once because for some reason there are a lot small businesses in artsy spaces (jewelry, etc.) who basically make it the main way to interact with them (or did) and I got banned almost instantly for no reason I could discern. Kind of gave up at that point (well, after trying to go through their "show an ID process" and it not working) and if I want to see some artist's insta I ask my wife. Don't care that much about the agency stuff, but their account management situation is indeed totally broken.

In a twist of irony, it feels like this entire post is also written with AI.

This is probably on purpose because meta wants to kill third party ad buyers and have customers just directly use their first party ad buying platform

Facebook doesn’t need “users” or even Advertisers anymore, they have Ai to create and consume all the content & likes!