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Platforms

New York Just Made AI Influencers a Compliance Problem

New York can now fine undisclosed synthetic-performer ads $1,000, forcing brands using AI influencers to prove the label survived every post.

By Elliot Padfield● 5 min
Platforms

AI Influencers Are Getting Harder to Spot. Four Profiles Show the Disclosure Gap

Ana Zelu, Mia Zelu, Aitana Lopez, and Granny Spills all surface synthetic identity in profile copy, while TikTok, YouTube, and Meta policies still center on labeling AI media.

By Elliot Padfield● 5 min
The Business

A Synthetic Influencer's 2024 Brand-Deal Income Is Estimated at $2.5 Million. Eleven People Run the Comparable Account.

Lu do Magalu's ~$2.5M figure is a Kapwing rate-card model, not disclosed revenue — but the real story is the three cost lines a synthetic creator deletes, run by a team of eleven.

By Elliot Padfield● 5 min