The Secret Little Agency’s Ludovica Damonte reflects on how the industry can do better to represent older people at their best. As marketing and advertising professionals, we’ve all been there. You’re building a presentation deck, filling it with strategies and creative ideas. All that’s left is to make it sing with some eye-catching imagery. If you have a stock photo subscription, great. If not, it’s off to Unsplash for something that doesn't scream “stock.” And when those options run out, you turn to Google Images. Before you even type, an image begins to form in your mind. Say you’re working on a deck for a dating app based in Asia. You want a vibrant photo of a couple in love. You type: 'Asian couple in love, outdoors, having fun. Or maybe you go for something a bit more adventurous with an AI prompt: “Imagine an Asian couple smiling lovingly at each other while driving together on a sidecar motorbike, realistic, cinematic, 16:9 ratio.” Read more here {Categories} _Category: Takes{/Categories} {URL}https://www.thedrum.com/opinion/2024/11/12/ai-search-and-the-media-shape-future-invisible-older-people{/URL} {Author}Ludovica Damonte{/Author} {Image}{/Image} {Keywords}Marketing{/Keywords} {Source}POV{/Source} {Thumb}{/Thumb}