Using AI to sell a product is false advertising.
Fake food on commercials and menus are another example, it's everywhere in the USA because our laws are written by McDonald's ^tm^ and other political "donors".
this post was submitted on 26 Sep 2026
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you go to the fair or a street fest and 98% of stands have AI generated pictures of food... like idk what you're advertising but it's not whatever you're gonna sell me so why would i take my chances?
On aliexpress, it says that the pic and description are AI generated, so they're not responsible for the product. hmmm.
My local bar in a small rural village is currently advertising an event with crappy AI posters. I can't fault them, since "everyone" is doing it, but it's awfal taste. The alternative would've been a chalkboard on the curb.
Wish it was like this. But this is just cope.