Exactly, the movie makes you want to sympathize and feel with the characters, using its cinematography to amplify the effect.

Having that sort of intimacy definitely changed the way I perceived the characters watching the movie, changing the way the character's actions impacted the audience as a whole.

A lot of people run on the idea that any publicity is good publicity, even annoying ads like these. As long as its constant repetition gets you to remember its content, nothing else matters.

The only limit is the law with these advertisements, using any loophole imaginable to prey on consumers.

People were already skeptical with the spread of misinformation on the internet, with the introduction of AI, the authenticity of the internet is getting worse.

It all depends on how AI is utilized, and the intentions behind the person who is using it.