The group was able to get 14 of 22 ads approved through Meta's company's advertising tools even though all of them should have been rejected for breaking the company's rules.
Researchers at Ekō pulled the ads before they ran and they were never seen by actual Facebook users, according to the report.
Ekō used generative AI tools to create images for the ads, and none of the ads were flagged by Meta as containing AI-generated material.
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