Abstract:
Recently, some netizens reported that the scissors video posted by Zhang Xiaoquan was generated using AI. The scissors in the video easily cut off large pieces of ribs, which is inconsistent with common sense.
This video was produced using AI generation technology. The scissors in the picture easily cut off large pieces of ribs and chicken leg bones. The video picture has been marked "for reference only", "AI effect display, not real usage scenario", etc.
Inquiry found that the video publishing account was "Zhang Xiaoquan Fengrui Selection" and the associated store name was "Zhang Xiaoquan Bahe".
Zhang Xiaoquan’s customer service said that scissors can be used to cut small ribs, chicken, duck and other ingredients, but are not suitable for cutting large pieces of ribs. Feedback will be recorded on the use of AI display in the video.
In addition, customer service Zhang Xiaoquan said that the video shooting was mainly to show the sharpness and smoothness of the scissors. AI technology may be used to enhance the visual effect. The focus is to show the sharp and smooth use experience of the scissors.
It is worth noting that in August, some netizens complained that similar AI ads were suspected of false propaganda. Han Shu's short video of a scalp essence showed that actor Jia Nailiang recommended: "It is better to use Mimonuo for a month than to spray it for a week."
The official also promised to compensate 10,000 yuan if the hair does not grow for 7 days. In the video, a man's hair changes from bald to thick, but it can be seen at a glance that it is artificially synthesized.
Experts said: "It's fake at first glance. It's impossible." Normal hair can only grow to a limited length within 7 days. The so-called "hair growth in 7 days" obviously goes against common sense.
This type of propaganda is a typical false advertisement and is suspected of violating the Advertising Law, the Consumer Rights Protection Law and other relevant laws and regulations. "Whether it is generated by AI or manually photographed, as long as it misleads consumers in this way, it is a typical illegal advertisement."
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