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TikTok's algorithm doesn't know she's not real. It just sees a video about jelly bras getting clicks, watch time, and purchases. $75,000 in revenue. From one AI-generated video copying the most profitable TikTok Shop post ever made. Watch until 0:26. That's where he shows the number. The original made...

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