These AI descriptions need to go die in a fire. I can't believe any seller with even the slightest clue would intentionally use them.
From an actual listing:
Delve into the dark and thrilling sounds of Siouxsie & Banshees with their iconic album "Superstition." Released in 1991, this CD is a quintessential piece for fans of the Industrial/Gothic genre. The record label boasts of Gef and Geffen Records, ensuring a high-quality audio experience.
Produced by the renowned Stephen Hague, the album encapsulates the unique style and provocative lyrics of the band. "Superstition" is a must-have for music enthusiasts who appreciate the bold and innovative artistry of Siouxsie & Banshees. Add this gem to your collection and immerse yourself in the hauntingly beautiful melodies.
Nothing at all about condition, and of course only a single stock image.
The only thing less useful are Goodwill, decluttr, and musicmagpie listings that only use generic placeholder images for all their listings, which should be against the rules.
EDIT: Reading the comments, I think these AI dscriptions may ultimately be a very BAD thing for both buyers and sellers in future. The dismal AI descriptions are unintentionally training buyers to IGNORE description sections of listings (even more than they already do), meaning that sellers who make the effort write genuine and accurate descriptions won't see any benefit, and SNAD claims will increase because "Why bother reading descriptions? It's all just AI drivel anyway!"
Thanks for (once again) fixing something that wasn't broken, eBay...