Lately, most local businesses have started deploying AI everywhere, especially in creativity and design. People now miss seeing actual product photoshoots, and human-written slogans or captions describing a product in a way that makes somebody curious.
AI has improved over the past few years, thanks to its increasing accessibility to the public since 2020.
That has had a positive impact on many businesses in some way, but the excessive use of AI is slowly killing the brain’s ability to even want to create something and work on it, thereby eventually killing the audience’s eagerness.
A business is expected to use AI nowadays, but when it’s used in every photo, video, and caption, it raises questions about whether or not the company is even real, shows dishonesty, and strips a business of its uniqueness, even if the product is worth buying.
The old-fashioned way of advertising a product comes from creativity, and it naturally takes time to conceive and execute – from a passing thought to something touchable in reality. While using AI isn’t wrong, it’s there to assist us in some way, not to take over our roles. We need to start applying our minds more.
Shayma Y Seid
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