“Synthetic Summer” has all of the tropes of a typical beer commercial: A late 90's throwback song, grilling at a summer barbecue, and people with horribly macabre depictions of human faces. The ad was created by Chris Boyle and Helen Power of the London-based production company Private Island.

This Heinz commercial is a few months old, and takes us back to when AI art generators like DALL-E were seemingly inconsequential and incredibly novel. The ad features an AI art generator developing a bottle of the condiment using the input phrase “KETCHUP,” with the result clearly resembling a Heinz ketchup bottle.

This ad was created by DemonFlyingFox as a parody of the famous “You’re a wizard, Harry” scene from the first Harry Potter movie, through the lens of a late 80's Balenciaga ad. This isn’t technically an ad for Balenciaga, but it does make me want to buy some new shoes.

In March, Levi Strauss & Co. announced a partnership with digital fashion studio Lalaland.ai to generate models with AI. The intention was to bolster the denim company’s pre-existing slate of human models by generating models of different sizes and shapes for products—Levi’s said in its press release that it typically only features one model per product. Naturally, the decision was met with criticism and Levi’s apologized before doubling down on the strategy.

Pizza Nuggets is a fake ad created with artificial intelligence that is meant to mimic the snack commercials of the early 90's. The fake brand, Pizza Nuggets, allows these computer-generated teens the ability to eat pizza and chicken nuggets in school. How rad!