Adding Famous Names Does Not Make AI Advice Authoritative
Kieran asks Bard to ground copy recommendations in the ideas of famous copywriters. Instead, it repeats earlier generic advice and attaches unsupported quotations and attributions, demonstrating why marketers must verify AI-generated authority claims.
- Named experts do not guarantee grounded recommendations
- AI may retrofit fabricated attribution onto generic advice
- Verify quotations before using them
- Compare models because hallucination rates differ
- Judge recommendations by evidence and specificity
“And what it did was just give me the exact same tips, and then just bolt on a copywriter said you should do this and…”
“I looked them up. None of these copyrighted said.”