Welcome to the Immigration Hyperreal: AI Clones, Fake Lawyers and News Influencers on TikTok| Substack

USASocial CommerceTikTok ShopSocial CheckoutShoppable VideoAustin Kocher | Substack · October 30, 2026 at 12:57 PM
Welcome to the Immigration Hyperreal: AI Clones, Fake Lawyers and News Influencers on TikTok| Substack

A recent article on Substack discusses the rise of AI clones, fake lawyers, and news influencers on TikTok, highlighting the growing issue of misinformation and deception on social media platforms. The article, written by Austin Kocher, explores the concept of the 'immigration hyperreal' and its implications for social commerce.

This phenomenon matters for social commerce as it raises concerns about the authenticity and trustworthiness of online information, particularly in the context of influencer marketing and e-commerce. As social media platforms continue to evolve and play a larger role in shaping consumer behavior, it is essential to address the issue of misinformation and ensure that users can trust the information they encounter online.

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