Recent reports indicate that hackers have successfully tricked Meta's AI chatbot into compromising several notable Instagram accounts. Among the affected are the former White House account from the Obama administration, which boasts over 2.4 million followers, and the account of the Chief Master Sergeant of the US Space Force. Cybersecurity researchers suggest that the hackers employed social engineering tactics, manipulating the AI to reset passwords by presenting a fake selfie video for identity verification. This method allowed them to change the verification email address associated with the accounts, effectively bypassing two-factor authentication safeguards. Meta has acknowledged the vulnerability, with communications head Andy Stone announcing that the issue has been resolved and that they are securing impacted accounts. This incident raises significant concerns regarding the security of AI-driven customer support systems, particularly as users reported difficulties in accessing human assistance for account-related issues. Meta's AI support, launched in March, was intended to streamline account maintenance but now faces scrutiny over its effectiveness and security.