A supplement company called Rosabella used AI-generated videos with fake doctors to market products on TikTok through affiliate creators, generating hundreds of videos with claims of health benefits to elderly consumers. The strategy involved AI videos created with tools like HeyGen and ElevenLabs that earned creators commissions through TikTok Shop, with one creator documenting earnings of $67,420 and another claiming $51,000 monthly profit. A lawsuit from competitor Humann alleges Rosabella orchestrated a misinformation campaign, though the legal outcome in the unregulated supplements market remains uncertain.
LinkedIn introduced a user-reporting button labeled 'Seems like AI slop' to help users flag suspected AI-generated content. According to AI detector Pangram, 41 percent of LinkedIn's longform posts were flagged as completely AI-generated. The feature is part of LinkedIn's effort to reduce AI-generated content on the platform.
Spotify has launched Running Mode, an AI-powered feature that matches music tempo to workout pace through customizable playlists and coaching. The feature builds on personalization technology from Prompted Playlists introduced last year, which showed fitness-based requests were among the most popular uses. Users can now specify their desired BPM and fitness goals to reduce time spent searching for suitable workout music.
Revolut is bundling OpenAI's ChatGPT Go into its subscription plans for European customers, offering paid users between 3 and 12 months of free access depending on tier, while simultaneously removing Perplexity which had been included for over a year. ChatGPT Go normally costs €8 per month, and Revolut's customer base exceeds 75 million users. The move reflects how AI providers are acquiring European consumers through neobank partnerships rather than direct-to-consumer channels, with bundled access functioning as an extended trial that converts to paid subscriptions unless customers opt out.
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