Fake bloggers are already selling you products — and you might not even notice
More and more brands are using AI influencers for advertising on social media.
Virtual bloggers look like real people, film reviews, recommend products, and share "personal experiences." Yet users are often not informed that they're looking at a neural network.
😳 Experts are sounding the alarm: most people already have difficulty distinguishing AI-generated content from real content. So the recommendations you trust may not come from a human at all.
Have you come across AI bloggers in your feed?
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