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EPISODE · Apr 17, 2024 · 10 MIN

Dove Rejecting AI & Hellmann's Embracing It (Marketing Examples)

from In A(i) Nutshell · host Andrew Davis & Chris Branch

In this episode, Andrew Davis and Chris Branch discuss two brands that have embraced and rejected AI in clever ways. The first brand, Hellmann's, created an AI-enabled food waste tool to help households use up food in their fridge. The tool uses AI to identify ingredients and match them to relevant recipes. The second brand, Dove, has pledged never to use AI-generated models in their ads as part of their Real Beauty Initiative. They aim to dismantle toxic beauty standards and use real natural women in their advertising. The hosts discuss the implications and potential limitations of these approaches.   Takeaways Hellmann's created an AI-enabled food waste tool to help households reduce food waste. Dove has pledged never to use AI-generated models in their ads as part of their Real Beauty Initiative. Brands need to consider the potential limitations and implications of using AI in their marketing campaigns. AI can be used to identify ingredients and create relevant recipes, as demonstrated by Hellmann's. Dove's approach aligns with their mission to dismantle toxic beauty standards and promote real natural beauty.

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