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With AI, can any marketing be trusted anymore? It was already almost wholly deceptive to begin with, now its literally just overtly fake
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why would you trust marketing
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The meta hasn't changed, brands still are mostly paying a lot to "influencers" to provide that organic simulation of another person recommending the product

Other than automating shit and providing visually unappealing posters for cheap, AI hasn't done much for marketing
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