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Instagram Tightens Rules on AI-Generated Fake Profiles

Instagram has announced stricter measures against accounts that appear to represent real people but actually feature fictional personalities created using artificial intelligence.

The platform said it would revise its policy following complaints and feedback from users about AI-generated fictional profiles.

Instagram will not completely ban such accounts. Instead, it will introduce clearer labels to help users understand when they are interacting with an AI-created character.

New Label for AI Profiles

Under the revised policy, Instagram will replace its existing “AI Creator” label with “AI Generated Profile.”

The new wording aims to make it clearer that a profile represents a fictional character created with AI rather than a real person.

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The change comes as AI-generated personalities become increasingly common across social media platforms.

Unlabelled Profiles Could Lose Reach

Instagram also said AI-generated profiles that do not carry the appropriate label could face reduced visibility.

Their posts may reach fewer users, potentially limiting the ability of such accounts to grow their audiences.

The platform said the measure would encourage creators to provide greater transparency about the nature of their profiles.

Instagram Responds to User Concerns

Instagram began testing the “AI Creator” label earlier this year as AI-generated fictional characters and personalities gained popularity.

The company said the latest changes reflect feedback from users who want clearer distinctions between genuine people and AI-created identities.

The revised approach is designed to help users identify whether they are interacting with a real individual or a fictional personality generated through artificial intelligence.

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