Our content contractor's AI caption said "ideal for a young professional couple"

An indemnity from a one-person shop is a promise with nothing funding it. If the exposure matters, require professional liability with advertising injury covered, name your entity as an additional insured, and get the certificate before you renew rather than after something posts. Read the exclusions too, plenty of small media policies now carve out claims arising from third-party or AI-generated material. And however the contractor agreement reads, the advertising duty in your management agreement runs to you, so you're in the room regardless. The fair housing language itself is a question for your attorney.

Account ownership is the easy half to fix. The client's own business email creates the page, the client stays owner, I go on as admin and come off when we part. Nothing to fight over later.

The other half is an approval gate. Nothing publishes without a written yes on the caption, which added about a day to my calendar and removed exactly this problem. AI drafts get read line by line before they go anywhere, they're very fond of describing the tenant instead of the unit.