Vodafone tests an “representative” of Amnesty International to sell its products instead of paying people to do so

Vodafone made a commercial advertisement starring Ai Avatar, protesting as a real lady. This is interesting because Vodafone is a major global brand and not TIKTOK at night using the ridiculous DeepFake DeepFake Galaxy Galaxy to sell cat games.

He tells us about the advertisement clearly and what one expects. AI AIVATAR hair is a little far away, which destroys the task that this is a real person. Physical behaviors and speaking tone are also shaking. The mole moves the face at one point. It is Amnesty International. You know drilling.

The company responded to a question on the message board about the reason why it was unable to put a “real person in front of the camera” by saying that this is just an experience. He said he was “testing different patterns of ads – this time with artificial intelligence”, and that “artificial intelligence is part of daily life these days that we are also trying them in advertising.”

This is not the first vodafone advertisement that distinguishes artificial intelligence. It issued a commercial declaration completely created last year A little bit of controversyDespite the very terrible appearance. Social media platforms are also It becomes increasingly scattered with The virtual effects generated by artificial intelligence.