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AI VS HUMAN: ARE WE WINNING?
Are humans now scared of AI? That was actually the discussion I was having with a friend some hours ago after hearing about companies that once liked the growth of AI but now seem not to entertain it again in their sector, starting from iTutorGroup to YouTube, as they now demonetize any content that has an AI voice. I've been an advocate of artificial intelligence, so trust me, I had to do some research on a better way for creators who are used to voice AI to show their creativity. In short, I found PromptTale AI. According to what I saw about it, it solves three major problems: the reasoning bias, high cost, and privacy risks of centralized AI; the difficulty of monetizing the publication of AI content; and the lack of monetization channels. With these, I think AI creators will make more money and i believe they will be willing to see how the project goes the moment it gets listed.
I have equally been noticing the shift too, some platforms that once supported AI content now seem to be pulling back. YouTube and iTutorGroup come to mind, especially with the recent moves against AI-generated voices, and when out of curiosity, I looked into alternative options for creators using AI and came across this PromptTale AI and From what I have gathered, it’s focus on addressing issues like privacy, bias, and monetization challenges in the AI space is a plus.
Interestingly, it is currently running a CandyBomb event on Bitget, where users can trade to share 950,000 TALE from 11–18 July 2025. While other major CEXs like Binance, KuCoin, and Gate.io continue to dominate the space, Bitget seems to be taking a more active role in supporting emerging AI-driven projects like this.
It is still early, but projects like this could offer AI creators more flexibility. The market is shifting, and new players are stepping up and time will tell how much traction PrompTale can gain.
