Coca-Cola just revealed three new holiday ads created with generative AI. One for Coke Zero is on its YouTube page, unlisted. The comments below the video are a war zone.

The ad concludes with a reveal about the nature of the “auditions" and depictions of it running in digital OOH installations, skipping a tagline at its conclusion (just “Coca-Cola Zero Sugar”).

The ’70s ad campaign was a hit, because who doesn’t love a good taste test? It’s fun to duke it out with your family and friends about why they’re wrong, cough cough.So let’s pit Coke ...

Coke is lending Coke Zero Sugar a voice for the first time with a global campaign leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) technology, per details shared with Marketing Dive. The effort serves to ...

Fans wondered whether the new track, “Zero,” that was released last month on the official YouTube channel of NewJeans was an advertisement or a new song.

Coca-Cola’s ads in Q3 included campaigns that tied into global cultural moments, ... Coca-Cola also partnered with McDonald’s to promote a combo meal featuring Coca-Cola Zero Sugar, ...

The out-of-this-world release features a series of limited-edition collectibles, some more exclusive than others.

Coke and AI. Y3000 is the latest installment of Coca-Cola’s Creations platform, in which limited-edition flavors of Coca-Cola Zero Sugar are released to drum up interest from niche, typically ...

Coca-Cola x Marvel: The Heroes Ad Brings the X-Men and Avengers Together . ... Meanwhile, Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Coke bottles and cans will showcase Ant-Man, Black Panther, ...

Coke Zero Sugar is the one speaking, and it turns out it’s been trying to talk for quite a while,” Oana Vlad, Coca-Cola Co.’s senior director of global strategy, said during a recent media ...

A new hero ad is soundtracked by a version “It’s Gonna Be Me,” the song originally performed by NSYNC, and stars chatty bottles and cans of Coke Zero Sugar. The marketer is also deploying a ...

Coca-Cola is planning to edit the latest ad featuring NewJeans and re-release it in markets across Southeast and Central Asia, pushing the catchphrase "Coca-Cola tastes good" spoken in Korean.