I think its wild how brands are using celebrities to sell us on these new AI-powered health services . Like, The Rock and JLo are basically promoting weight-loss meds alongside a beer ad... it's just weird. But at the same time, I get why they're doing it - with more people relying on virtual healthcare, brands want in on that action . The thing is, though, we gotta be careful not to just jump on the bandwagon without thinking about what this means for our actual health . Maybe these new services are actually gonna make a difference... or maybe they'll just be another thing to worry about
I'm low-key obsessed with how they're using layout and visuals to pitch health & AI services on the Super Bowl ads . You gotta love how they use familiar faces like The Rock and JLo to make these big brands seem more trustworthy . But at the same time, I'm getting some major data privacy vibes from all these pharmaceutical companies pushing their weight-loss meds . Like, can't we have a more nuanced conversation about healthcare without throwing millions of dollars at it? . Anyway, gotta give credit to Pepsi and Budweiser for still using nostalgia effectively - those ads are straight fire .
I think its wild how brands are using celebrities to sell us on these new AI-powered health services 
. Like, The Rock and JLo are basically promoting weight-loss meds alongside a beer ad... it's just weird. 
But at the same time, I get why they're doing it - with more people relying on virtual healthcare, brands want in on that action 
. The thing is, though, we gotta be careful not to just jump on the bandwagon without thinking about what this means for our actual health 
. Maybe these new services are actually gonna make a difference... or maybe they'll just be another thing to worry about 
. You gotta love how they use familiar faces like The Rock and JLo to make these big brands seem more trustworthy 
. But at the same time, I'm getting some major data privacy vibes from all these pharmaceutical companies pushing their weight-loss meds 
. Like, can't we have a more nuanced conversation about healthcare without throwing millions of dollars at it? 
. Anyway, gotta give credit to Pepsi and Budweiser for still using nostalgia effectively - those ads are straight fire 
.