>Fake online reviews have long existed and are often not difficult to spot: tortured and mangled English, and excessive praise mixed with blandness to hide the fact the “reviewer” has been nowhere near the actual hotel or restaurant.
I think the mangled ones are put there so people reading them think those are the only fake reviews, but most of the reviews are fake I believe. There's really no way to tell. ChatGPT is just a new method of the same old thing.
I haven't trusted Amazon reviews since the aughts. I usually read the negative ones to get a more accurate feel because I don't believe anyone one pays for negative reviews.
I think the mangled ones are put there so people reading them think those are the only fake reviews, but most of the reviews are fake I believe. There's really no way to tell. ChatGPT is just a new method of the same old thing.
I haven't trusted Amazon reviews since the aughts. I usually read the negative ones to get a more accurate feel because I don't believe anyone one pays for negative reviews.