I'm still not convinced about all these AI ads 
... Google's Gemini service sounds cool and all, but is it just a fancy way to make homes look pretty? 
I mean, what's the real benefit here? Are we really going to rely on AI to decorate our living spaces? 
And what about the environmental impact of all those virtual renovations? 
Bosch's Guy Fieri ad was funny, but is it just trying to make us hungry for more appliances? 
... Google's Gemini service sounds cool and all, but is it just a fancy way to make homes look pretty? I mean, what's the real benefit here? Are we really going to rely on AI to decorate our living spaces? And what about the environmental impact of all those virtual renovations? Bosch's Guy Fieri ad was funny, but is it just trying to make us hungry for more appliances? 
! Google's Gemini AI ad gave me major feels 
. I mean who wouldn't want a virtual assistant to help them envision their dream home? It was like, so relatable and emotional 
. And Bosch's ad with Guy Fieri was straight fire 
! I loved how they connected with viewers on multiple levels, from appliances to food 
. And Levi's commercial was super simple yet effective - who doesn't love a good ol' fashioned jeans ad? 
It's clear that the brands really knew what made their ads tick 
. The only ones that didn't quite hit it were Coinbase and Ai.com... maybe they can learn from Google's and Bosch's examples