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Taylor Swift fans scammed by fake AI-generated endorsement for Le Creuset cookware
(www.independent.co.uk)
this post was submitted on 16 Jan 2024
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If you're braindead enough to just go out and buy anything a celebrity endorses, I don't feel anything but derision for you.
Most celebrities don't even have the education or critical thought to back most of their wholly incompetent opinions, so people getting tricked by AI is really a non-issue since they're dumb enough to think that what a celebrity talks about or endorses has any meaning or impact whatsoever.
I have a bridge to sell, do you think they will buy it too? Would I need some celebrity AI? I smell money.