That sort of rhetoric works very well unfortunately.
In marketing, that's called "the bandwagon effect" and is one of the more powerful techniques for influencing people's thoughts and behaviors. Sadly, we are social animals and "social proof" is far more powerful than it should be.
Well now bots and AI get to amplify tge effect
"Everybody loves AI, 23.1 billion internet users couldn't possibly be wrong."
In marketing, that's called "the bandwagon effect" and is one of the more powerful techniques for influencing people's thoughts and behaviors. Sadly, we are social animals and "social proof" is far more powerful than it should be.
Well now bots and AI get to amplify tge effect
"Everybody loves AI, 23.1 billion internet users couldn't possibly be wrong."