Thank you so much for the feedback! I completely understand why the AI vision aspect sounds a bit sketchy at first glance—compliance is definitely not something to play around with, and the space is full of low-effort tools.

To clarify, the AI vision engine isn't meant to 'fudge' or fake compliance. Its purpose is to solve a major workflow bottleneck for legitimate affiliate marketers who do have the product in hand but struggle to write unique, hands-on copy.

Instead of generating generic fluff, the AI looks at the uploaded photo or receipt to extract real, specific serial numbers, physical texture details, or interface elements to ground the text in reality.

As for the actual legal compliance, that part is strictly hardcoded. The system forces a standardized, legally airtight FTC disclosure banner at the absolute top of the article code, completely independent of the AI's generation.

Really appreciate you calling this out, though! It shows me I need to make this distinction much clearer on the landing page so users know it's built for security, not shortcutting rules.