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Social apps are flagging influencer content as AI-generated, and it's making some creators feel grouped in with synthetic slop.
TikTok and Instagram misclassify posts as "AI-generated," harming creators in a $12B market where authenticity drives value. AI backlash jumped to 32% negative (2023-2025), forcing 75% of AI-using creators to hide adoption—a market credibility gap for vendors.
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