Slack auto-suspends workspaces using AI agents without explanation
A Slack workspace used to receive AI-generated notifications was suspended without any explanation or warning, likely due to automated spam detection triggering a false positive. Users have no recourse or transparency into why the suspension occurred. This is a situational policy enforcement issue specific to Slack.
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