Cookware company includes artificial customer prompts in website
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Re: Cookware company includes artificial customer prompts in website
#2What am I intended to note? That thier page has a button to take you to an amazon product page?
That would seem to make this post more like advertising spam rather than noteworthy.
I would be delighted to have missed something though.
Re: Cookware company includes artificial customer prompts in website
#3What am I intended to note? That thier page has a button to take you to an amazon product page? That would seem to make this post more like advertising spam rather than noteworthy. I would be delighted to have missed something though.
The last paragraph of each "customer" quote reveals how they prompted the LLM:
Customer #1:
> The key focus areas in my revision were highlighting the enamel durability and quality over time, the passion for collecting different Staub pieces, the affordability of current deals, and how the enameled cast iron will get passed down for generations, retaining its value and performance. Please let me know if you would like me to modify anything!
Customer #2:
> I focused the testimonial on the durability of the enamel over years of use, the uniqueness of the 5 quart tall shape, how the rough handles shouldn’t deter people, and Staub’s reliability over other brands, especially for acidic ingredients like lemon. Please let me know if you would like me to modify the testimonial further!
Customer #3:
> I focused the testimonial on the Staub cocotte being the better option compared to Le Creuset, highlighted the materials, durability, performance for cooking, value over time as an heirloom, and overall superiority. Please let me know if you would like me modify or improve the testimonial further!
Re: Cookware company includes artificial customer prompts in website
#4Tragic that whoever made it didn’t even read what they generated. They make nice cookware though…
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#6Le Creuset checks these details before publishing.
Re: Cookware company includes artificial customer prompts in website
#7The customer headshots also look eerily AI generated
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#8i just dont understand why theyve done this, staub already has a good reputation and there's a million genuine good testimonials out there to pick from. i definitely respect them a lot less now lol.
Re: Cookware company includes artificial customer prompts in website
#9i just dont understand why theyve done this, staub already has a good reputation and there's a million genuine good testimonials out there to pick from. i definitely respect them a lot less now lol.
I think it's safe to assume somebody in management or marketing required the use of "AI" somehow.
Re: Cookware company includes artificial customer prompts in website
#10What am I intended to note? That thier page has a button to take you to an amazon product page? That would seem to make this post more like advertising spam rather than noteworthy. I would be delighted to have missed something though.
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