YouTube star Cliff Tan apologises to 2.4 million fans after promoting an AI design tool
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Creator backlash over paid promotions for AI tools like Dreamina shows audiences are starting to police how influencers endorse AI. If you’re marketing AI products through creators, tighten disclosure, vet messaging, and assume your campaign will be scrutinized in public.
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