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Using Artificial Intelligence to estimate how common alcohol references and alcohol-related brand references are among influencers on Instagram
Background: Young people spend hours on social media every day, where following influencers is the norm. Influencers post frequently about alcohol and alcohol brands and there has been a rise in influencer marketing. However, prevalence estimates rely on manual analyses of only a small number of pos
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