Rfrences to useMicrosoft. (N.d) Copilot. Bing.https//www.bing.com/search? t'incommode=0&q=bing+Al&showconv=1OpenAI. (n.d). ChatGPT.http://chat.openai.com/

In addition to words, symbols can be many things-pictures, artwork, music, advertising logos, and/or team emblems. Consider the following commercial advertisement description and the symbols it contains: A professional male basketball player is surrounded by women at a night club. He holds a glass filled with a mixed drink in one hand and a basketball in the other. The women around him begin to flirt with him. After he takes a sip from his drink, the camera pans over to a basketball hoop. He shoots the basketball and scores two points. He smiles and winks at the audience to show his happiness and says, "You too can score with this drink." The alcoholic beverage in this advertisement may not be appealing, yet there are many symbols in the commercial that may gain the attention of targeted consumers. Which of the symbols you identified in the commercial could be considered unethical uses of persuasion? What guidelines can you use to determine what is ethical or unethical when it comes to advertising? In this Discussion, you identify unethical uses of symbols in advertising. You also suggest alternative symbols to make the advertisement adhere to ethical standards. RESOURCES Be sure to review the Learning Resources before completing this activity. Click the weekly resources link to access the resources. WEEKLY RESOURCES BY DAY 3 Make a post of 2- to 3-paragraphs (at least 300 words) in which you: . Use a generative Al source like Microsoft Copilot E., Chat GPT E. or Google Gemini . to search "Examples of unethical advertising," select a print or video example that contains symbols and include a link to your chosen advertisement. . Explain how the symbols in your chosen advertisement are used unethically to achieve persuasive communication. . Suggest changes or strategies to make the advertisement adhere to ethical standards, referring to what you read and learned in this week's Learning Resources