Meta's Real-Person Escape Hatch // AIDRAN

Forced adoption changes the meaning of product feedback. When a worker spends minutes trying to reach a manager instead of using the internal agent, the action is not simple inconvenience; it is a preference for accountable human judgment over an automated layer ^[1]. Meta's inability to let Threads users fully dismiss its AI account extends the same managerial logic into public space: AI access is framed as availability, while opting out is treated as a design problem to be constrained.

Meta's Real-Person Escape Hatch Exposes Forced AI Adoption

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