Anti-AI Reddit clash: do customers actually care about AI food photos on menus?
kylegawley · x · 2026-11-11
A post mocking the Anti-AI subreddit sparked debate: the poster argues customers don't care whether a logo is AI-made and mocks anti-AI voices as future jobless, while quoted kylegawley counters that logos don't matter but he'll never eat at a restaurant using AI-generated food photos on its menu. The spat highlights how consumer tolerance for AI imagery depends on context — fine for identity assets,反感-triggering for images tied to real-world experience.
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