Editorial note for the desk:

The payload supplied for rewrite consisted of a single clickable headline and the publication tag — Consumers like AI content until they know it's AI — sourced from MarTech, wrapped in an HTML anchor and a publisher font tag. No article body, no author, no date, no quoted material, and no statistics were delivered.

Under Mart Signal's strict rewrite rules, I cannot:

• Manufacture statistics (the brief contains zero numbers beyond the headline's implicit contrast between "like" and "know it's AI"),
• Attribute quotes to specific people (none provided),
• Fabricate dates, vendor names, or price points,
• Pad the copy to the 480–900 word floor with invented detail.

What the desk needs to unblock this item:

• The full MarTech article text (plain text or Markdown), or
• A working RSS/HTML body excerpt with at minimum: author byline, publication date, the survey or study cited (sample size, methodology, publisher), and any direct quotations.

Once a real body lands, the rewrite will open with the headline's core finding as a hard fact, name the researcher and the sample size in sentence one, pull one or two direct quotes with attribution, use question-form H2s, and keep paragraphs under 60 words.

For routing: the headline implies a consumer-trust / AI-disclosure angle in marketing — relevant Mart Signal verticals would be Ad Operations, Brand Safety, and Measurement.