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tooki:
Ok, this has to be AI-generated slop:
https://www.awcwire.com/power-cable-and-portable-cord/gto-15-neon-sign-wire


--- Quote ---GTO-15 Neon Sign Wire or GTO wire is a form of a wire that can be suitable for decorative purposes in places where electricity is not present. It is very flexible and easy to use. GTO wire can be used in almost all areas of a business or institution. If a business or an institution utilizes GTO wire, it will be easier for them to make their place look attractive and inviting to customers and visitors. These neon signs are well known for their flexible nature and their ability to change their color depending on the occasion. They do not need electrical power to work. The use of the GTO wire will make it possible for any establishment to attract customers and visitors.
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Uh huh. Right!

--- Quote ---There are many businesses that utilize these signs and they are gaining popularity among them. All they require is a bit of maintenance to make sure that they continue to work properly. GTO wire is very versatile and very attractive. It comes in different colors and styles. There are many other advantages that these signs offer. They have become extremely popular as well as an integral part of many businesses and institutions today.
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It comes in any color, as long as it's black. And in exactly one style...

I don't understand why a company would fill its own website with such slop. It certainly doesn't improve anything...

jpanhalt:
AI to Google AI:

Source: Google


--- Quote ---A: GTO cable is used principally for neon sign installations. UL has evaluated this cable and listed it as GTO-5, GTO-10 and GTO-15 to indicate the kilovolt designations of different cable subtypes. The cable generally consists of conductors that use thermoplastic insulation, enclosed in an outer thermoplastic jacket.
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It's just an insulted wire with a voltage rating of about 10kV to 15kV.  What's the concern?

EDIT: As for advertising puffery, there are almost no limits on it in the US. Caveat emptor.

tooki:

--- Quote from: jpanhalt on September 18, 2024, 06:29:30 pm ---What's the concern?

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Ummm... did you read the quoted text? I bolded the ridiculous AI marketing hallucinations.

shabaz:
A friend hires low-cost overseas people to help him with his website since it's not a major strategic part of his business.

They tend to do what appears to be a similarish thing to his website, i.e. if he doesn't keep in close contact, they won't wait around for text input, and will fill locations with garbage/trash placeholders and images that they think might be approximately right, and rely on it being brought up later to change to what is actually desired.

Definitely a weird way of working, since there's a risk of that garbage accidentally remaining. I thought they were unique in that, but maybe it's a more widespread practise.

SiliconWizard:
Well, the whole page is amazing. Also look at the "GTO-15 Applications" part. It just reads like some bad translation from a chinese text to me. Which I'm suspecting it is.
The best part is that this is a US company. Apparently.

My overall guess here: they sell stuff imported from China and get the descriptions probably from the chinese seller, which themselves have probably used some AI to translate it.

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