Despite the hype around the AI-developed flavor, both reviewers Kevin Hurler and Kyle Barr found the drink to be disappointing, with Barr stating that AI is notoriously bad at creating recipes. Coca-Cola's attempt to "explore the concept of what a Coke from the future might taste like" seems to have fallen flat, with the reviewers recommending sticking to the traditional flavors.
Key takeaways:
- Coca-Cola has used artificial intelligence to develop a new flavor of its soft drink, called Y3000.
- The flavor has been described as bland and lacking novelty, with a vague aftertaste of berries and sugar.
- The Y3000 soda also comes with an augmented reality experience, which can be accessed by scanning the QR code on the bottle.
- Despite the hype and marketing, the reviewers recommend not to drink Y3000, describing it as "all bark and no bite".