Has anyone else come across these videos? They show a man called Ken Richardson, who gives advice on all aspects of heating - gas, electricity, oil, heat pumps, etc. Most of the videos are about how to use them efficiently, and what to do in an emergency.
They are clearly AI generated, so I expect that Ken doesn't really exist, and nor do the people (usually old couples) whose experiences he relates.
I was sceptical about them, but having watched a few I'm changing my opinion.
There is no attempt to sell anything. He may suggest buying, for example, a wind-up radio or a hot water bottle, but no specific product is advertised or recommended.
The advice seems to come from reputable sources, follows government guidelines, and is sensible.
The videos look like a genuine attempt to get useful information across in an easily understood way. I wonder who is behind them?
They are clearly AI generated, so I expect that Ken doesn't really exist, and nor do the people (usually old couples) whose experiences he relates.
I was sceptical about them, but having watched a few I'm changing my opinion.
There is no attempt to sell anything. He may suggest buying, for example, a wind-up radio or a hot water bottle, but no specific product is advertised or recommended.
The advice seems to come from reputable sources, follows government guidelines, and is sensible.
The videos look like a genuine attempt to get useful information across in an easily understood way. I wonder who is behind them?
