2026 AI OFM is this still viable?

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I am new to IMM. I have found an interest in different things I believe that right now I would find it best to get hands on first than paying people to perform the operations or services for me. What do we think about creating AI OFM. The social media accounts from Instagram,twitter,OFM,Fansly,etc. I am interested in phone farms as well.
 
The model is still profitable, but simple phone farms and automated spam accounts trigger immediate shadowbans. To make AI OFM work today, you need custom-trained AI video assets, dedicated mobile residential proxies, and high-trust social media account warm-up protocols.
 
Still possible but a lot harder than it was, platforms are cracking down harder on obvious AI content and mass accounts, pure automation gets spotted and banned pretty quick.

Hands on work with real quality still pulls ahead of justt running phone farms and bots.
 
I’d definitely recommend getting hands on experience first you’ll understand what actually works before outsourcing or scaling.

AI can automate parts of OFM/social workflows but I’d focus on learning the platforms, audience building and compliance first rather than relying heavily on automation or phone farms.
 
I think it can still be viable, but the space is much more competitive now. The bigger challenge is building an audience and keeping the content consistent, not just generating AI images.
 
It can still work, but I’d focus more on learning the marketing and content side than building a big phone farm. AI can speed up content creation and testing, but audience growth, consistency and account management are still the hard parts.
 
Would you validate one AI model on a single platform first before expanding to IG, X and Fansly? I’m curious which metric you’d use to decide whether it’s worth scaling — profile visits, paid conversions, or retention.
 
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