Fast? Cheap? Good? You get to choose two. Some #marketing, #advertising agencies or corporations are choosing fast and cheap by using AI to generate some of their online and TV advertising, and it's falling flat with consumers. People are all right with computer-generated polar bears, but not people. Is it going to hurt the brand presence of top brands? Most likely not, as they already have a loyal base of consumers. But people relate to people, not computer-generated versions of themselves.
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