Maserati has ventured into the realm of artificial intelligence with its latest campaign, Do AIs Dream of Driving? The film, created by the agency DUDE and produced by innovation experts FM, explores the intersection of technology and human experience. The campaign poses an intriguing question: Can artificial intelligence truly understand human emotions like the thrill of driving?
This 60-second AI-generated film takes viewers on a futuristic journey, highlighting Maserati’s renowned Nettuno engine. The engine, crafted entirely by Maserati in Modena, Italy, is described by Leonardo, an advanced AI. While Leonardo can explain every technical detail of the engine, including its 630 horsepower and cutting-edge combustion system, he lacks the ability to feel the emotions that come with driving a Maserati. The film showcases the contrast between the AI’s flawless knowledge and the raw, human experience of driving, showing that some things can’t be replicated by artificial intelligence.
The film is an artistic endeavor, using artificial intelligence as a storytelling tool rather than a shortcut. The production team at Studio FM ensured that every aspect, from the protagonist’s casting to the AI-generated imagery, was executed with careful attention to detail. Their approach was guided by ethical principles that preserved transparency and respected creative rights.
Maserati’s Do AIs Dream of Driving? will be available across the brand’s social media platforms, including Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube. This campaign signifies a milestone in the integration of artificial intelligence with human creativity, with AI enhancing the storytelling process.
Chiara Monticelli, the creative director at DUDE Milan, expressed that the collaboration with Maserati and Studio FM allowed them to explore new creative possibilities. She emphasized that artificial intelligence can complement human creativity without overshadowing it.
