Source: BroBible
Summary
A TikToker noticed a Kroger commercial featuring two slabs of steak with small, bug-like white dots crawling on the surface. The video went viral, sparking debate about whether the dots are actually bugs or a result of AI-generated graphics. Some viewers questioned the quality of Kroger’s meat products and expressed reluctance to eat them. Others suggested that the company should employ more human marketing experts to avoid such mishaps.
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The habit gets a new name: AI-generated advertisements. The trend enters the chat: questionable meat quality. The routine arrives with confidence: viewers are left wondering what’s real and what’s not.
Kroger’s AI push is a thing. It’s everywhere, including their commercials. But maybe they should’ve checked the steak before airing it. Now, people are worried about eating bugs. Who knew AI could be so… crawly?
The original observation: “They’re not bugs, they’re just AI-generated seasoning… said no one ever.”
Author: Evan Null
