New Coca-Cola Christmas Ad Uses AI Generation

New Coca-Cola Christmas Ad Uses AI Generation: Controversy Explained
Coca-Cola has sparked widespread conversation with its latest AI-generated ad campaign, showcasing a bold new approach that has captivated and divided audiences. Known for its festive traditions, the brand’s latest offering introduces an unexpected twist,
Coca-Cola Christmas advert 2024: was it made by AI, what has the reaction been - who made it?
Coca-Cola has used AI to ‘reinvent’ its classic Christmas ad. The new version of Holidays Are Coming debuted over the weekend - and will appear on TV. But the reaction to it has been mixed - with many people angry at Coca-Cola for using AI.
Coca-Cola's AI-generated TV holiday ad falls flat with consumers
Coca-Cola is facing controversy after recreating its iconic 1995 “Holidays Are Coming” campaign by using artificial intelligence. The company is not the first to receive criticism for using A.I. to promote its products.
Coca-Cola's New Christmas Commercial Was Made With AI And Looks Bad
Coca-Cola has been making Christmas ads for a very, very long time. But it’s latest one was created using AI-generation tools and its a terrible, ugly mess.
Coca-Cola's AI-generated ad sparks backlash
Coca-Cola’s first AI-generated Christmas ad has sparked criticism for being "soulless" and sidelining Santa Claus. Viewers found the ad unnatural.
Coca-Cola Releases AI-Generated Remake of Christmas Ad and Everyone Hates It
More AI slop. The post Coca-Cola Releases AI-Generated Remake of Christmas Ad and Everyone Hates It appeared first on Mandatory.
Coca-Cola faces backlash over AI Christmas advert as fans ask 'How is this happening'
The Coca-Cola truck Christmas advert is an iconic staple on British TV - but an ad break during ITV's I'm a Celeb disappointed fans with a 'terrible' change.
Coca-Cola's AI-generated Christmas ad sparks backlash over 'soulless' vibe - Calls to 'hire real artists | WATCH
The ad's AI-generated nature has sparked a lot of internet criticism. A lot of viewers have been disappointed, especially by the lack of Santa Claus, a popular character that is typically connected to the brand's holiday advertising.
Coca-Cola’s AI holiday TV ads—creatives and consumers react to the spots
With three AI-generated takes on its traditional holiday commercial, the brand takes a leap using the tech for TV.
Coca Cola’s AI-Generated Ad Controversy, Explained
Cola’s Christmas ads are AI-generated and deeply uncanny, sparking online backlash from those who claimed the magic had been lost.
Coca-Cola Christmas advert viewers up in arms about modern change for 2024
Christmas advert devotees have been left up in arms after learning that Coca-Cola’s 2024 festive commercial was made using artificial intelligence – and has killed off Santa Claus in the process.The 15-second recreation of its famous “Holidays are Coming” ad is the company’s first use of generative AI in a TV Christmas campaign.
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Coca-Cola’s iconic 'Holidays Are Coming' ad is now a soulless and creepy dystopian nightmare made by AI
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