Meta Is Letting Fake AI-Generated Doctors Sell Quack Cures on Its Platforms

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A New York Times investigation found hundreds of AI-generated ads on Facebook and Instagram using fake doctors and health gurus to push dubious supplements and false medical claims.
Some ads presented products as treatments for serious illnesses, and at least one consumer said she bought a recalled supplement after seeing the ads.
Meta says it labels AI content, but the investigation found some misleading health videos remained live for a time before being removed.
The ads can spread dangerous medical misinformation, target vulnerable people, and slip past enforcement that would block them in traditional advertising.
