If you’ve been scrolling through social media lately, chances are you’ve noticed something odd in the comment sections. Posts, especially around politics, are filling up with strangely repetitive or overly enthusiastic comments, often from profiles you’ve never seen before. Welcome to the world of paid comment bots, a trend that’s quickly spreading across online spaces.

Nicolas Nuvan has become a social media presence that Trinidad and Tobago audiences are taking notice of. What sets him apart isn’t just the platforms he uses or the number of videos he posts—it’s how he creates them. His content is centred around people, real stories, and genuine conversation, which makes his work feel personal and relatable to audiences across the islands.

AI is everywhere right now. From captions to copy, it’s hard to scroll through social media without seeing something that’s been generated by artificial intelligence. In Trinidad and Tobago, one of the clearest signs of this trend is in the marketing visuals. That stunning woman with the perfectly symmetrical face? AI. That surreal, hyper-colourful soca party poster? AI. Even some logos and packaging mockups are being built entirely by algorithms.