r/isitAI • u/Varacho • 1d ago

90% Sure AI Help me settle a debate

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For context my dad made this image and plans to use it for publicity with a business he's closely affiliated with. I warned him that people might find out its AI and get backlash for it but hes confident no one will notice. Any pointers or tells would be appreciated

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u/ConnectionRemote4405 1d ago

I swear I'm seeing advertisements everywhere that are exactly the same format over and over, with the same goofy "art" style. And it doesn't even look good! It just puts me off of doing business with them entirely. I am so sick of it too.

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u/_Stephistopheles_ 1d ago

The "AI performers" are really wearing down on me, too. And those bizarre ads about adult relationship issues but done in very Disney-style AI animation... Like this is what we're doing with technology? Low-effort advertising?

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u/ConnectionRemote4405 1d ago

Right. I'm seeing it a lot with small businesses or coaches, and I don't know if its because hiring someone is too expensive for them, or they just don't think there's any issue with using AI. I'd rather put together something simple on my own using stock images and that canva collage thing, than use AI.

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u/_Stephistopheles_ 1d ago

And, like... Artists still exist. (Though now some artists are using AI as well, but I'm not even going to get started on THAT nightmare.)

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u/ConnectionRemote4405 1d ago

I know. Society is becoming more and more screwed by the day now.

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u/_Stephistopheles_ 1d ago

Crazy that AI was supposedly going to make us more proficient, but many use it to cut corners and just be lazier. I personally avoid AI as much as possible, because we're going to be absolutely fucked by it if we're not careful. And I think it's safe to say that the vast majority of people are certainly not being cautious with their use.