Burger King released an ad on social media satirising the conversations marketers and audiences are having about AI-generated content. The advertisement highlights how brands can create more meaningful engagement by meeting people where they're at with their scepticism of AI and poking fun at it.

Private Island’s use of Runway’s Gen 2 text-to-video generator to produce an AI US beer advert quickly went viral. Public sentiment towards AI is still mixed, but seeing absurd generative AI creations is one way of allaying any fears about it becoming too sophisticated, at least in the near term.

Disinformation spreads like wildfire on social media, especially when it’s fueled by dark money and content farms. But what happens when generative AI like ChatGPT makes creating such material as easy as hitting enter? And what role can brands play in combating this worrying trend?

The rapid growth of an online ‘infodemic’ – where fake news and conspiracy theories abound – means it has become difficult to sort fact from fiction. Logically is using AI technology and fact-checkers to help both private companies and the general public combat the spread of misinformation.