AI Celebrity Endorsement Scams
Fake celebrity ads are everywhere — and they’re getting harder to spot. Scammers are now using AI and deepfakes to make it look like celebrities are promoting products they’ve never endorsed. And BBB is seeing new complaints, including fake Oprah weight-loss ads that are costing consumers hundreds of dollars.
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