Russian entrepreneurs started advertising their services with "hand" listings because they "committed themselves from advertising artificial intelligence". The paintings also created an AI. Recently, the user X Crazypeptos noticed that the social network marking an "AI-generated" advertisement, published by the master of Krasnodar manicure, she published a photo of a sheet of paper with a "hand" advertisement: "Sick by AI advertisement & # 33; Here's mine: I'm a master of eyebrows and scales. I noticed on social networks more than a dozen such ads - if in rare cases the "handwriting" of the photo can still be believed, in the rest the use of AI is clear (often such a sign under the message to leave the platforms themselves). Furthermore, we have found social network marketers offering to generate such "pull" for businesses. The idea of ​​such advertising did not appear in Russia - originally a similar photo was published on the Facebook page * Roof from New Zealand (in the last photo) with the caption, which repeated the Russians: "I'm tired of advertising made by AI". Here is mine. I am a roof. Nearby he apparently drew himself and a small comic book "before and after" style of a roof. The post suddenly caught on in social networks and received thousands of comments - at first users praised the author for a creative post, but later there were those who accused the roof of using neural networks. Users explained this by seeing the same ads from others. Local journalist David Farrier even carried out an investigation - it turned out that, unlike later copies, the roof publication did not reveal signs of artificial intelligence. Metaphor activities are prohibited in Russia.

Russian entrepreneurs started advertising their services with "hand" listings because they "committed themselves from advertising artificial intelligence". The paintings also created an AI. Recently, the user X Crazypeptos noticed that the social network marking an "AI-generated" advertisement, published by the master of Krasnodar manicure, she published a photo of a sheet of paper with a "hand" advertisement: "Sick by AI advertisement & # 33; Here's mine: I'm a master of eyebrows and scales. I noticed on social networks more than a dozen such ads - if in rare cases the "handwriting" of the photo can still be believed, in the rest the use of AI is clear (often such a sign under the message to leave the platforms themselves). Furthermore, we have found social network marketers offering to generate such "pull" for businesses. The idea of ​​such advertising did not appear in Russia - originally a similar photo was published on the Facebook page * Roof from New Zealand (in the last photo) with the caption, which repeated the Russians: "I'm tired of advertising made by AI". Here is mine. I am a roof. Nearby he apparently drew himself and a small comic book "before and after" style of a roof. The post suddenly caught on in social networks and received thousands of comments - at first users praised the author for a creative post, but later there were those who accused the roof of using neural networks. Users explained this by seeing the same ads from others. Local journalist David Farrier even carried out an investigation - it turned out that, unlike later copies, the roof publication did not reveal signs of artificial intelligence. Metaphor activities are prohibited in Russia.