Instagram's Adam Mosseri says AI backlash will get worse
10/29/2026 — 10/29, 07:18·1 sources (all)·1 reports (all)
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- In a podcast interview reported by The Verge, Instagram head Adam Mosseri said anxiety, frustration, and anger around AI will keep intensify…
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On October 29, 2026, The Verge reported that Instagram head Adam Mosseri commented on AI in an interview on the Colin and Samir podcast. According to the report, Mosseri said that anxiety, frustration, and anger around AI will keep intensifying, and that the coming years will bring more complaints, whether well-founded or not. Asked about the trend of college graduates booing tech CEOs at commencement ceremonies, Mosseri acknowledged that a lot of people really don't like AI, and that this isn't limited to young people and creatives.
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In an interview on the Colin and Samir podcast, Instagram head Adam Mosseri said frustration and anger around AI will keep growing over the next few years, driven partly by a fear of being left behind. He said Instagram does not rank AI creators differently, but acknowledged there is both great AI content and a lot of AI slop.
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