TapNow accuses influencer of stripping watermark to pass off signed artist's SD 2.5 AI film as rival product demo
TomLikesRobots · x · 2026-09-09
TapNow publicly clarified that a viral AI-generated short film was an original work by its signed artist @ty7hjia, created entirely on TapNow using SD 2.5.
The dispute arose after @EHuanglu reposted the clip implying it came from a "Filmera workflow" — allegedly removing the artist's watermark and presenting the work as a rival product demo. TapNow is demanding a takedown or proper creator credit.
The episode highlights a growing pattern in AI video: blurred lines between tool makers, creators, and product marketing, with attribution disputes increasingly playing out in public.
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