Instagram 近期停權、封號顯著增加，用家直指 AI 是元兇
過去數週網路上抱怨自己被無故停權、誤封帳號的 Instagram 用家顯著增加，雖然沒有直接證據，但許多人都將此歸罪於 AI 審核機制。在如今的大型網路公司中，使用自動審核系統已非常普遍。既然是機器出錯便在所難免，但當封禁的帳號達到一定數量級而且是集中出現的話，就不免讓人懷疑是否是規則本身出了問題。
lol, Instagram banned my Instagram account… the ban is actually weird. Also my basketball account got banned for absolutely no reasons, actually, it got banned for no reasons. The heck ??? I appealed but still… pic.twitter.com/eC4DbtfOuZ
— HawkMania (@hawkmania4) June 16, 2025
在被封的人群中，不乏以 IG 為生計或高度依賴它開展業務的使用者。對平台的判罰許多人都提出了申訴，但得到的回應寥寥，有人覺得自己「感覺就像在對著虛空吶喊」。今年早些時候，另一社交平台 Pinterest 也曾發生過類似事件，最終他們承認大規模誤封是因「內部錯誤」造成，但至今為止 Meta 並未就 IG 的情況發表任何評論。目前在 Change.org 上要求對 Meta 追責的請願已經徵集到數千個簽名，甚至有人在推動集體訴訟，不知這能不能激起 Meta 的反應呢？
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