The findings suggest companies are increasingly turning to content that purports to show genuine customer experiences while giving no obvious indication that the people featured are not real.
The findings suggest companies are increasingly turning to content that purports to show genuine customer experiences while giving no obvious indication that the people featured are not real.
Investigation finds AI content that purports to show genuine customers, prompting calls for greater transparency Brands promoting their products online are quietly deploying influencers on social media, an...
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The findings suggest companies are increasingly turning to content that purports to show genuine customer experiences while giving no obvious indication that the people featured are not real. Investigation finds AI content that purports to show genuine customers, prompting calls for greater transparency Brands promoting their products online are quietly deploying influencers on social media, an investigation has found, prompting calls for greater transparency.
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