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    How Coca-Cola used AI to create new soda flavor
    The limited-edition Coca-Cola Y3000 will be offered in both regular and zero-sugar options (Photo credit: Coca-Cola)

    How Coca-Cola used AI to create new soda flavor

    By Rishabh Raj
    Sep 14, 2023
    02:29 pm

    What's the story

    Coca-Cola has introduced a limited-edition flavor, Y3000, co-created by artificial intelligence (AI) and humans.

    Dubbed "from the future," the AI-designed slim can, featuring a beachy, neon-purple vibe, is available for a limited period in both regular and zero-sugar varieties.

    The company hasn't revealed the details of how it tastes, however, testers describe the taste as resembling a raspberry slushy.

    Details

    How AI was used to create soda flavor

    Coca-Cola's researchers collected flavor preferences from consumers to understand what the "future tastes like."

    This data was fed into a proprietary AI system to create the flavor profile for Y3000.

    The AI technology was also utilized to design the can's futuristic packaging, showcasing a pixelated logo, clean chrome colors, and pops of purple, pink, and blue.

    The design represents liquid in a morphing, evolving state, emphasizing a positive future, according to the company.

    What Next?

    Y3000: Regular and zero-sugar options

    The limited-edition Coca-Cola Y3000 will be offered in both regular and zero-sugar options.

    Consumers in the United States, Canada and Mexico can enjoy the original taste version of Coca-Cola Y3000.

    However, the zero-sugar variety will be available in the United States, Canada, China, Europe, and Africa.

    The company aims to explore the concept of what a Coke from the future might taste like and the experiences it could unlock.

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    Coca-Cola's vision for a futuristic flavor

    Coca-Cola hopes that its brand will remain as relevant and refreshing in the year 3000 as it is today.

    By challenging themselves to create a futuristic flavor using AI technology, they aim to showcase their commitment to innovation and adaptability.

    The limited-edition Y3000 flavor and its unique packaging design serve as a testament to Coca-Cola's vision for a positive, evolving future in the beverage industry.

    Insights

    AI in food and beverages to grow at 46.6% CAGR

    As per various reports, the use of AI in the food and beverages market is expected to grow at a compund annual growth rate (CAGR) of 46.6%.

    The market size is likely to increase from $4.46 billion in 2022 to $6.53 billion in 2023.

    This growth is driven by the increasing use of AI in areas like supply chain management, quality control, and product customization to meet changing consumer preferences.

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