AI Content Firm Settles FTC Claims: No More Tricky Business Practices Allowed
Published Date: 5/2/2025
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Summary
Workado, LLC, formerly known as Content at Scale AI, is settling claims that it broke rules against unfair or tricky business practices. The company agrees to follow new rules to play fair, protecting customers and competitors alike. This deal helps everyone know what’s expected and keeps things honest, with no big money penalties announced yet.
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FTC Order: Workado Must Stop Unfair Practices
If you used Workado (formerly Content at Scale AI) or compete with it, the company agreed to a consent order settling allegations that it violated laws against unfair or deceptive acts or practices. The agreement requires Workado to follow the terms of the consent order to play fair and protect customers and competitors.
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