Investigation finds AI content that purports to show genuine customers, prompting calls for greater transparency ...

Marketing’s secret weapon is still human.

The Supreme Court let stand a ruling that AI-only content cannot be copyrighted. Now the infringement liability sits with ...

Brands without a clearly defined voice find that AI fills in the blanks for them, creating generic, off-message or just plain ...

AI-generated content has become part of everyday writing. Students use AI tools for assignments. Marketers use them for blog ...

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Researchers warn that repeated AI summarization, rewriting, and synthesis can gradually erode the original knowledge, context ...

The EU Commission has presented the final code of conduct for labeling AI content, providing providers with practical ways to ...

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Brands promoting their products online are quietly deploying artificial intelligence (AI)-generated influencers on social media, an investigation has found, prompting calls for greater transparency.