What logic is there in replacing the 'marketing team' with AI?

For traditional projects to survive, they need an operations team + KOL + advertising budget. The idea of $AIF is:

All these are handed over to AI——

Automatically create and manage social media accounts;

Automatically generate graphics, posters, and short video scripts;

Automatically track hot topics and interact to drive traffic.

It's equivalent to not hiring a group of people, but opening an 'AI marketing factory.'

Adding one key design: all external profits are unified into 'repurchase + destruction,' leaving no room for team pressure.

For old players, the positioning of $AIF can be understood as:

A meme asset that comes with a 24/7 marketing team.

The prospect lies in: if AI can significantly enhance exposure and conversion, $AIF turns 'marketing effectiveness' directly into 'deflationary force.' But the common issue in the AI sector is also here—concepts often precede actual implementation, and what needs to be monitored later is whether social media data and on-chain repurchase keep up with the story.