HallPass says its embarrassing AI-generated candy typos were actually intentional rage bait
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WTF?! When errors are discovered in products' imagery, most companies are quick to claim that AI hasn't been used in their creation. But the numerous AI-generated typos in the HallPass candy bars' promotional images weren't a mistake: they were purposely included to generate "internet rage bait," according to the firm's president.
The three low-calorie HallPass bars, which each contain 70 calories per package and just 1g of sugar, arrive on Walmart shelves nationwide on August 29. They're the work of Peter Rahal, the cofounder of David Protein and RxBar, and Michael Tierney, the founder of Stuffed Puffs.
Ahead of that launch, HallPass was unveiled to the public on Monday – and it initially appeared to be a disaster. Images of the bars' packaging featured several typos and the garbled text that's a...
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