Mike Andes warns that fake AI ads and fabricated reviews destroy brand trust instantly. One hint of inauthenticity makes customers dismiss all your positive feedback. Use AI transparently for graphics, but never fake evidence of success.
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It's really looked on negatively, so I'd avoid it to prevent bad brand reputation. I think it's going to become very popular in the future, but right now there's such a stigma against it, I would stay very far away from it. I would use my social media to show that I might use AI for graphics, or I might use it for image generation, but I'm not going to fake evidence of success. And so the proof of your service being good is like the work is valid, the customer reviews are valid. And as soon as there's any doubt or shadow of doubt on those, you cast all the good you've done in the trash. And so if you're going to fake jobs being done or customers reviewing, that's just one little time that a customer notices that all the good you've ever done, all the positive posts, reviews, etc., get thrown away.
