It nearly makes sense even. Lol AI. You don't have no skin or hair.
Do you think a human who has used a razor wrote this?
Do you think a human who has used a razor wrote this?
When AI writes Razor Reviews
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Wow, that’s bizarre. So many really weird statements, like:
”What Can Be Improved: Sharp Edge. The head of the razor does not have a sharp edge. You can order sharper razors and use them with them for a cleaner and perfect shave”
“For my recommendation, the best razor is made of grass, and it is heavy. Thanks to the heavy weight, users could avoid the hurts from the razor’s cutting.”
I wonder what the story is with this website. I actually bought my first DE razor from Lee’s Razors, ten years ago, and he was one of the leading online shaving retailers at the time.
”What Can Be Improved: Sharp Edge. The head of the razor does not have a sharp edge. You can order sharper razors and use them with them for a cleaner and perfect shave”
“For my recommendation, the best razor is made of grass, and it is heavy. Thanks to the heavy weight, users could avoid the hurts from the razor’s cutting.”
I wonder what the story is with this website. I actually bought my first DE razor from Lee’s Razors, ten years ago, and he was one of the leading online shaving retailers at the time.
I like the idea of a “grass” (sic) razor. Probably has to be replaced pretty often.It nearly makes sense even. Lol AI. You don't have no skin or hair.
Do you think a human who has used a razor wrote this?
No actual shaver wrote that review.
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It was a story on my Google home page. So it's likely a paid ad. Oof
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They hired a budget online marketer who uses cheap AI to write ad copy. My guess
"For my recommendation, the best razor is made of grass, and it is heavy."It nearly makes sense even. Lol AI. You don't have no skin or hair.
Do you think a human who has used a razor wrote this?
“To check the quality of the blade here we tell you the simplest trick.
Hold the razor head with your thumb. Try to slide the blade in.
During the process, if the blade should form a ring on your thumb, the blade is good. Otherwise, you can see the next razors.”
A little dangerous, isn’t?
Hold the razor head with your thumb. Try to slide the blade in.
During the process, if the blade should form a ring on your thumb, the blade is good. Otherwise, you can see the next razors.”
A little dangerous, isn’t?
That’s actually fascinating. In a few years I bet the algorithms will get better and better and so will the final texts. Interesting times are coming, not only for razor reviews.
One will be able to Press a button, publish a web page with affiliated links, pay some small amount to advertise them, and make profits from the purchases.
Thanks for sharing
One will be able to Press a button, publish a web page with affiliated links, pay some small amount to advertise them, and make profits from the purchases.
Thanks for sharing
Here is the authors mission
"My mission is to provide the best shaving product reviews and shaving advices to the wetshaving community and friends".
Miision acomplished.
"My mission is to provide the best shaving product reviews and shaving advices to the wetshaving community and friends".
Miision acomplished.
I'm guessing they outsourced writing this to someone who doesn't speak English and that person just used an auto translator. They did a good enough job of it too; no one was meant to read it. The point is to associate each of those razors with searches for "best single-edge razors" in a way that looks legitimate enough for Google's algorithm.
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AI is already vastly superior to this. This is old technology. Google lambda might even be alive and can hold very interning conversations
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Idk. If I wasn't meant to read it why was it recommended as a real news article? I couldn't tell if this was auto translation errors or AI text generation errors. Tbh they are pretry much identical
What’s the problem here? It is one of the most entertaining articles about razors I’ve ever read. I thoroughly enjoyed it. I would read anything this bot comes up with. I hope it publishes a series of books about all sorts of stuff.
I'm going to show this to a friend that's in the "grass" industry, the kind President Clinton didn't inhale.
I'm thinking he and I might be able to use all those stems he sells and make Disposable Grass Razors doggone!
Instead of tossing them, the consumer could just put 'em in their pipes!
I'm thinking he and I might be able to use all those stems he sells and make Disposable Grass Razors doggone!
Instead of tossing them, the consumer could just put 'em in their pipes!
Entertaining. I enjoyed reading it and got a few laughs out of it.
*Bingo* "Grass" means "brass."
Nevertheless, it has vey poor grammar.
Nevertheless, it has vey poor grammar.
But not bad at all for a talking robot!
Reminds of of the book of "poetry" written by a program called Racter (short for raconteur) titled (after one of the lines) titled The Policeman's Beard Is Half Constructed. Entertaining in a similar way.
You're all wrong. It's not an AI. It's a review by Yoda. Now go read it again.
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