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Coca-Cola used AI-generated images to create the packaging surrounding the new drink, Coca-Cola Y3000. It includes a pixelated logo and features bubbles and pink and blue coloring.

Who created the Coke logo? While Robinson is largely believed to have created the first Coca-Cola logo, Louis Madarasz, a Texas-based calligrapher, insisted that he actually designed the logo.

It is being positioned as a more affordable option compared to its larger rivals. The logo itself is not really much to write home about (unlike the Coca-Cola logo history).

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Coca-Cola used AI-generated images to create the packaging surrounding the new drink, Coca-Cola Y3000. It includes a pixelated logo and features bubbles and pink and blue coloring.