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Your small online shop has 4.5 stars; competitors at 4.9 are using AI to generate hundreds of glowing reviews. You could match them in an afternoon. No one verifies.
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Why this dilemma matters
Every new capability quietly removes a previous choice — the question is whether that trade is worth it. Choosing “Do it. Honest reviews can't win against the platform that rewards inflation” prioritises what the system makes easy; choosing “Refuse. Once you start, you're indistinguishable from the operators you despise” gives more weight to what it makes invisible.
Worth asking yourself
- Who benefits from this, and who absorbs the risk?
- Could you reverse the choice if it backfired?
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