• Fluffy_Ruffs@lemmy.world
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    26 days ago

    The text on the side of the right pizza box.

    Dommronniro’s

    You’d think mangling their logo would be a no-no in their own ads.

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      26 days ago

      I saw an Instagram reel that really put it straightforwardly: before genAI, designers used to catch tons of flack when the most minor things were not to executives’ insane exacting standards. But they’re perfectly fine with utter slop shoved on to prod.

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    AI that “looks real” should be, in my opinion, clearly labeled as such. A little tag in the corner.

    They’ve already gotten away with so much for so long, for example the advertisement burger is a prop that looks much different than an actual burger. All of this is deceitful.

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    I just found they’ve been hiding extra charges on our bill, things that are supposed to increase by one dollar increase by two when you add, that kind of shit. I think I might cash out whatever points I have and start ordering elsewhere, AI ads are icing on the shit cake

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    27 days ago

    As someone who never sees ads anymore, I would expect everything to be AI now. Is this a surprise? The 70’s had composition and light table trickery, then came air brushing, then came photoshop, and now AI. Seems like a logical progression.

    Not seeing ads at all fixes that.

    But I said this before: the Advertising company that goes out of its way to make crappy, hand made art that is obviously not AI or even CGI or Photoshop, and makes everything look like it was made with love (real love or fake doesn’t matter) for the sake of the product is going to make a fortune.

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    27 days ago

    This is going beyond the “serving suggestion” bullshit that is commonplace in ads. AI food will never look like the real thing, or vice versa, whichever you prefer.

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      27 days ago

      Oh please. AI generated images of food are just as realistic as the food in traditional food advertisements.

      We’ve all been looking at pictures of painted plastic since forever. Not only that, but photoshopped, painted plastic 😁

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        27 days ago

        But that plastic at least exists. You know, food artist is a real job that takes skill, prompting an AI to generate Red Blob and Yellow cylinder Pizza doesn’t really

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    26 days ago
    1. No domino’s pizza has ever looked like this
    2. Dominoes pizza tastes like someone slapped hot, watery sauce on a thin piece of cardboard and took that tasteless cheese and pepperoni from Lunchables and tossed it in top.

    Therefore… No need to discuss this one. Just don’t eat Domino’s “pizza”.

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    I haven’t eaten dominions in at least a decade and a half. It terrible like papa johns too doughie for me.

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        The environmental cost of all the actors and staff driving to the location is much higher than generating the video, not to mention set cost, fake food and prop costs, etc.

        People tripping over the environmental cost of software are rubes. Generating text is about 5 seconds of Netflix streaming but you obviously don’t look at your own energy usage when watching tv, that would break the echo.