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Meta makes advertisers solely responsible for AI-generated ad edits starting October 30

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Meta is making advertisers legally responsible for errors introduced by its own AI-powered ad optimization tools starting October 30.

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Meta is shifting liability for errors made by its own AI ad-editing features—such as unwanted sitelinks, translations, and generated images—directly to advertisers, effective October 30. Agencies report that Advantage+ features add these elements to ads without explicit opt-in, and at least one advertiser pulled affected campaigns in response. The policy change raises questions about accountability when Meta's own automation tools make mistakes that impact ad performance and compliance.

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