Glad that Lyft blocked this driver.
I hope they also refunded any extra charges paid by other customers of his, but that wasn’t mentioned.
Some recent pushback to generative AI advertising content
- Preventing Consumer Deception in the Age of AI: Tackling ‘Synthetic Performers’ in Digital Advertising — Duke Undergraduate Law Review
- How New Laws And Tools Impact AI-Generated Content - 3rd + Lamar
- AI Marketing Claims Come Under FTC… | Kronenberger Rosenfeld, LLP
- AI Ads Are Almost Indistinguishable From Human-Made Work. They Just Don’t Perform as Well.
I wonder if having more “honest mistakes” in man-made videos, like mispronouncing a word and then correcting yourself instead of editing it out, creates the authenticity that people subconsciously crave.
I saw coverage of this on YT as well.
Websites & marketplace storefronts claiming to be a handmade small business, mailing junk drop-shipped from Temu.
Very likely, plus (my guesses) recognizable-but-not-forced speaking accents and conventions (like "correct" adjective order), facial expressions and voice tone that match the words and intended message, idiomatic expressions or word usage based on connotations (not denotations), etc