@omooretweets: Stumbled across a TikTok account using an AI woman to promote an app for people grieving loved ones All her videos have…
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一位用户发现 TikTok 上有账号使用 AI 生成的女性形象推广一款面向丧亲者的应用，视频以“亲身经验”给出建议并引导下载，播放量达数百万，观众似乎未察觉其为 AI。
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Stumbled across a TikTok account using an AI woman to promote an app for people grieving loved ones
All her videos have advice or tips from her “own experience” and then the last slide mentions the app
They get millions of views with no sign of the audience detecting its AI https://t.co/x19ZTbxzFB
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