Gucci's divisive AI ads aren't budget 'slop.' They're a play for cultural relevance.
A black leather canvas Gucci Horsebit bag.
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- Gucci's use of AI-generated images ahead of its Milan runway show has sparked debate.
- Social media users have called the images "tacky" and "cheap."
- Experts say this is a strategic move by Gucci to blend fashion, art, and technology.
Gucci's new AI-generated ads have hit a nerve online.
The renderings — including a glamorous woman in a fur coat striding through a restaurant, a pair...