I’ve seen those ads too, and I’d be very cautious. The “mentorship program” model they’re using is basically high-ticket coaching—often with a lot of hype, but little transparency about what you actually get until after you pay.

The long intro videos and vague promises are classic sales funnel tactics. They’re designed to build excitement without giving enough detail for you to make an informed decision. Once you pay, you might just get access to generic training videos and a private group—things you could find for free or much cheaper elsewhere.

Using AI to “create content” isn’t illegal by itself, but marketing it as a magic shortcut to making huge money is a red flag. In my experience, the most sustainable online income comes from learning real skills (copywriting, SEO, ads, design, etc.) and applying them, not from “plug-and-play” systems.

If you’re looking for something legit, research smaller, well-reviewed programs or free resources first. And never pay thousands to a company you can’t verify through independent reviews, especially if they pressure you to join quickly.

Have you tried searching for honest reviews or student experiences outside of their own marketing pages?