Instagram will restrict user profiles created and unidentified with artificial intelligence
The social network will replace the label "creator of AI" with "profile created by AA." Neurria will not affect users who use artificial intelligence tools when creating or editing content.
Instagram\u00The social network will label the profiles of users created with artificial intelligence (AI) and reduce their visibilityif those responsible for these profiles do not warn that there are no real people behind these accounts.
Specifically, it will replace the label "Creator of AI " with"Profile created byAI " .
As the company explained in a statement, the measure aims to improve users' understanding that people appearing in these profiles have been created through artificial intelligence.
Instagram began to test this identification earlier this year because thousands of users felt "cheated" by discovering that the profiles allegedly belonging to real people were those created by AI.
Thus, from now on, those responsible for these accounts will be able to self-activate the "AI generated profile" tag in profile settings.
In addition, Instagram will identify profiles that use people created by AI, and those responsible will receive a notification.
From there, they will have two options: to add the "profile created by artificial intelligence" tag or to appeal the decision if they think Instagram is wrong.
The measure will not affect users who use artificial intelligence tools to create or edit content.
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