When AI writes Razor Reviews

[StewB]

Read it I will. My face I will shave.

 

[BigJ]

Very strange!!

This would be funny, except that some folks may take this seriously.

 

[Big_T]

Very strange!!

This would be funny, except that some folks may take this seriously.

Exactly!

 

[gpjoe]

I'm guessing they outsourced writing this to someone who doesn't speak English and that person just used an auto translator. ...snip...

100%

 

[emwolf]

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.

Great point, this is merely search engine optimization fodder.

 

[Dobric]

My head hurts

 

[Dnallehekaj]

AI makes more sense to me.

A bad translation wouldn't account for razors made of grass, but word association with blade and grass totally would.

 

[gpjoe]

AI makes more sense to me.

A bad translation wouldn't account for razors made of grass, but word association with blade and grass totally would.

Either way, only Skynet knows for sure.

The machines and Judgement Day are coming!

 

[BullGoose]

The oddest thing about it is the About Me portion. That picture certainly isn't Lee Cantor (Lee is in his 60's). My guess is Lee did not renew his domain after he closed shop and it was subsequently taken over.

Regarding AI being used for blog posts -my Facebook feed has been flooded with advertisements for a service that does just this. Why someone would want to contract such a service is beyond me.

 

[htownmmm]

Read it I will. My face I will shave.

Shave my face I will.

marty

 

[Dobric]

Either way, only Skynet knows for sure.

The machines and Judgement Day are coming!

And they plan to kill us with bad shaving practices

 

[gpjoe]

And they plan to kill us with bas shaving practices

NOOOOOOOOO!

Anything but that.

 

[luvmysuper]

AI makes more sense to me.

A bad translation wouldn't account for razors made of grass, but word association with blade and grass totally would.

The g key for grass is really close to the b key for brass.

 

[Slock]

The g key for grass is really close to the b key for brass.

Plus spell check wouldn’t flag this since grass is a word