This seems AI generated. The lower right of the billboard (which also usually aren’t at fencepost level in the US), appears to have a backwards R or cyrillic characters in the stylized logos corner.
The department of Health and Human Services also doesn’t use marketing like this in any of their (archived) public information campaigns, and like the other commenter said, the domain/site is bogus.
Also, why would a fence style gate (with what appears to be a nameplate on the bottom, Lamar) be used to mount a billboard in the first place?
This seems AI generated. The lower right of the billboard (which also usually aren’t at fencepost level in the US), appears to have a backwards R or cyrillic characters in the stylized logos corner.
The department of Health and Human Services also doesn’t use marketing like this in any of their (archived) public information campaigns, and like the other commenter said, the domain/site is bogus.
Also, why would a fence style gate (with what appears to be a nameplate on the bottom, Lamar) be used to mount a billboard in the first place?
Not ai, this has been around since the early 2000s
Pretty sure its not Photoshop either, its grafitti on a real billboard.
And that’s not a gate, that’s a billboard. Full stop. Those are very standard along highways in farmers fields.
It existed prior to Aug 13,2014 and is probably photoshop.
ahrq.gov is a real site, what address is bogus?