Yeah, the way they are doing it with stock photos and made up personalities is a bit off-putting. I definitely prefer when they make it obvious they are describ

Yeah, the way they are doing it with stock photos and made up personalities is a bit off-putting. I definitely prefer when they make it obvious they are describing use case scenarios by using names like "Freelancer Fred" and "Associate Annie". It kind of makes you wonder if this whole article is just PR/advertising to say "look at us! no bots! personal touch!"