Chevrolet has confirmed that an 'officially licensed' shirt on sale at TJ Maxx is actually a fake, designed by AI. The shirt features a poorly designed representation of the GMT800-generation Silverado, with "regular cab," "extended cab," and "crew cab" depictions of the truck, all with only two doors and varying bed lengths.
Chevrolet's PR team has stated that the product did not go through the company's official licensing approval process and does not meet their licensing standards. They will be taking action to remove the shirt from stores.
This incident is not as embarrassing for Chevrolet as some past mistakes, such as when Ram sold a patriotic t-shirt with an AI-generated Toyota Tacoma on the front. However, it highlights the importance of verifying the authenticity of licensed products.
The shirt's design is a clear example of AI-generated content gone wrong, with the Silverado's design being poorly represented. Chevrolet takes the proper use of their trademarks seriously and will be taking action to prevent similar incidents in the future.
Source: thedrive.com


