Coca-Cola says it decided to remake the Holidays are Coming ad using AI to update it “to today’s times” (perhaps we could add 'on today's budgets'?).

Coca-Cola said it will add a cane-sugar version of its trademark cola to its U.S. lineup this fall, confirming a recent ...

The ad tells viewers that Coca-Cola helps sponsors many of the life moments that matter most. The commercial is expected to show up in ESPN programming — not live sports — and entertainment ...

Coca-Cola makes brillaint use of its logo in new 'literary' ad – and it's an instant classic. Daniel John. Sat, April 12, 2025 at 6:00 AM UTC.

Coca-Cola has issued a statement after copping huge backlash for creating an AI-generated Christmas commercial that fans labelled “disastrous.”. Paying homage to the iconic drink’s 1995 ...

Coca-Cola’s Latest Holidays Ad Was Created With AI | Video. Pereira O’Dell and Silverside AI tell Adweek how they updated the classic Christmas spot. Sharon Knolle. November 15, 2024 @ 4:48 PM.

“Coca Cola using ai for an ad is genuinely so terrifying to me. Art is dying,” wrote one user on X. “Actors, replaced. Camera workers, replaced. Drivers, replaced.

The holiday ads are not Coca-Cola’s first foray into using generative AI. In 2023, the company debuted a tool built partly by OpenAI that generates artwork from imagery within its archives.

Coca-Cola’s new holiday ad ("Create Real Magic") was created using artificial intelligence, and consumers say it doesn't capture the holiday spirit.

The brand's ingenious new 'Classics' ad sees the brand highlighting instances of its name appearing in classic books, by replacing the words 'Coke' or 'Coca-Cola' with the logo itself.

Coca-Cola worked with three A.I. studios to produce the ads: Secret Level, Silverside AI and the Wild Card. Coca-Cola is not the first legacy brand to draw backlash for using generative A.I. in ...

Coca-Cola's new holiday advertisement was made using Real Magic AI, ... Coca-Cola's 'real magic' holiday ad, made with artificial intelligence, sparks backlash. Greta Cross. USA TODAY.