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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,

Paying homage to Coca-Cola’s 1995 “Holidays Are Coming” campaign, the new, 15-second advert depicts a fleet of cherry red trucks driving down a snowy road to deliver ice-cold bottles of cola to customers in a festively decorated town.

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.

The Coca-Cola Classic Christmas event, produced by Enchant, lights up Remington Park through Dec. 29, featuring larger-than-life displays, holiday traditions and seasonal delights for all ages. (Photo/Classic Christmas)

The company used AI tech to remake its beloved 1995 ‘Holidays are Coming’ ad campaign, sparking complaints it ruined the season’s spirit.