Media studies have indicated the occurrence of panic regarding both jobs and truth to some extent. The internet enabled everyone to speak; AI now takes away the power through speed and automation showing the situation of producers and media controllers that is getting deeper and deeper.

AI reflects the internet's initial cycles of hype and panic. Although a crash can still happen, research in media indicates that AI is not merely a temporary phenomenon, as it is already having an indelible impact on the ways in which news, labor, and cultural power are changing.

True, these criticisms could suit any compelling second act of such a scenario.

I completely support your point of view since those choices regarding visuals and sound combined have very well to intensify the emotional pressure and the sense of injustice you mention.

This ad encourages viewers to question how advertising manipulates attention and desire through celebrities. This connects to media literacy because it shows how people can easily get influenced at the names of famous individuals.

You made a good point that she was staring directly at the product and nothing else. This reflects the function of media: teaching people what is desirable or valuable.