I refuse to sit back and allow large affiliates use AI to take my job. I refuse. #tiktokaffiliate

we worked hard to build something here. Do not be the reason that it comes tumbling down. I know that I'm not seeing coaches from one of the largest creator communities promoting and using AI shop videos. I know I'm not seeing that because if I were to be seen that, then that would mean that these coaches are willingly leading three thousand affiliates who are yearning to learn, who are wanting to make better content, who are trying to feed their families into a freaking bear trap. Did you know that brands are actually losing trust from consumers? So therefore they are offering to pay extra to prove that they are not AI. And then you have other brands that don't care and they're commenting on these videos. Oh my god, that looks like a professional ad. Do you know what that's doing? You're walking into an HR department for all three thousand of your followers. And you're telling their HR department that they're not needed anymore because the HR department can make these videos without you. If other brands do see that people will buy from these videos, we are not needed anymore. You yourself said in the comments, regardless of opinions, I need to learn how to use it so that I can teach the others. The point of being a trusted and looked upon coach, teacher, whatever, is you are supposed to lead your students. You're supposed to lead them. You are supposed to teach them. You are not supposed to sabotage them. And not only are you sabotaging them, you're sabotaging the rest of us that have worked so hard for something. You're showing everybody that the lazy work is the way out. You are showing everybody that being deceptive and aligning about a product that you've likely never even tried is okay. Not to mention it's against the FGC guidelines. Before anybody comes in my comments trying to just stick out. It's a joke. It's a joke. It's just funny. And nobody would buy for these people are buying from them. Actually, they are okay. They are buying from them. It's not a joke anymore. We have talent. We worked hard. You too. We worked hard to build something here. Do not be the reason that it comes tumbling down. Do not be the reason that 3,000 or more affiliates at this point start clogging up our space and our algorithm and our ad spend with these lazy, distasteful videos. It's not okay. It's wrong. The bystander effect is happening here because everybody's talking about it behind the scenes. Don't think they're not. I'm in group chats. Big affiliates. Nobody wants to start drama but you know what? You got to stand for something or you'll fall for anything. And if this, if this is the fall for me, that's okay. At least I'm sticking up for people. At least I'm sticking up for our jobs. At least I'm sticking up for the things that I believe in. There's nothing about this funny. There's nothing about it. Okay. I don't care if TikTok allows it. If a school teacher was allowing your child to smoke a cigarette in class, just because they allow it does not make it okay. All right? Just because a platform is allowing something doesn't make it morally right. That's all I'm going to say about it. Oh wait, sorry. Period honey.