So instead of fixing the issue it had with mislabeling posts as AI they're just gonna hide it. Sounds like an awful solution and will only cause more confusion.
this post was submitted on 12 Sep 2024
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I didn’t realize they were trying to detect and label AI-generated content. When I’ve uploaded things there’s been a switch to enable if I used AI, but I’ve seen plenty of obvious content that wasn’t labeled so I assumed that if someone didn’t click the button to label it then Facebook doesn’t say it.