Everything is an AI scam now
What happened
The author observes that low-quality, unrealistic product advertisements are flooding YouTube and other internet platforms, often promising impossible results like rapid muscle gain or instant room cooling. Additionally, spam emails have become more sophisticated, using AI to generate convincing-sounding pitches that misrepresent the actual content of a writer's work.
Why it matters
This trend suggests a collective acceptance of AI-driven content that undermines truth and verification, allowing scammers to profit by reaching even a small percentage of vulnerable users.
Is this a big deal?
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