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63% of U.S. Consumers Believe that Brands have a Moral Duty to Disclose AI-generated Content

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Data from Cint’s latest AI report is cited in this Ad Age article titled ‘Emerging technology trends brands and agencies need to know about.’

Read the full article – as originally published in AdAge.

Samsung has come under fire for failing to disclose AI use in its TikTok campaigns, a move that violates the platform’s transparency policies, according to a report from The Verge.

The AdAge article unpacks why this matters for marketers, citing Cint’s latest AI report where nearly two-thirds (63%) of U.S. consumers believe that brands have a moral duty to disclose AI-generated content in advertising and marketing campaigns. 

As Laura Manning, Senior VP of Measurement at Cint, notes, inconsistent disclosure creates a “weaker standard for transparency across the ecosystem,” ultimately damaging consumer trust.  

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