APAC influencer marketing player Fabulate launches SparQ 2.0, an improved AI suite that enables companies to identify creators and run campaigns more intelligently.
Notably, the new “Lens” module adds a multi-agent AI layer to their analytics engine. Brands can ask natural language questions (“Which creators are undervalued this month?”) to receive visual insights and strategy recommendations.
What this means for creators
You’ll need to be discoverable and readable by AI. Create profiles, keywords, and information in formats that machine tools can understand.
You now compete against “AI-optimised fit” in brand tools, not simply other creative.
SparQ 2.0, for example, may help you pitch smarter if you utilise the same language/metrics (interaction, microtrend signals) that it optimises for.
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What this means for entrepreneurs
Creator economic tools are focussing on intelligence, not just matchmaking. Platforms that remain in a “dumb directory” will struggle.
This creates opportunity for overlay tools like auditing, fairness rating, and bias detection in influencer systems.
If your product is geared towards marketing or brand/creator matching, including “explainable AI” could be a distinction.
