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A.1. Sauce is seizing the moment
#39;s 'AI' gaffe
Secretary of Education Linda McMahon referred to AI as "A1" during a panel this week.
#39;s marketing team jumped in to savor the moment.
The brand created an image of a bottle with a new label: "For education purposes only."
Linda McMahon may have meant artificial intelligence — but steak sauce brand After the Secretary of Education repeatedly referred to artificial intelligence as "A1" on a panel this week, the brand jumped in to savor the moment.
"You heard her. Every school should have access to ," the brand wrote in a Friday Instagram post, alongside an image of their iconic bottle slapped with a new label: "For education purposes only."
The big slogan across the graphic read: "Agree. Best to start them early."
McMahon made the slip while speaking at the ASU+GSV Summit, a conference on the future of education and work. She was on a panel discussing the role of AI in the workforce — but things took a saucy turn.
"You know, AI development — I mean, how can we educate at the speed of light if we don't have the best technology around to do that?" she said. The former CEO of WWE used the correct abbreviation for artificial intelligence, before pivoting into the world of condiments.
Secretary of Education Linda McMahon referred to AI as "A1" during a panel this week.
#39;s marketing team jumped in to savor the moment.
The brand created an image of a bottle with a new label: "For education purposes only."
Linda McMahon may have meant artificial intelligence — but steak sauce brand After the Secretary of Education repeatedly referred to artificial intelligence as "A1" on a panel this week, the brand jumped in to savor the moment.
"You heard her. Every school should have access to ," the brand wrote in a Friday Instagram post, alongside an image of their iconic bottle slapped with a new label: "For education purposes only."
The big slogan across the graphic read: "Agree. Best to start them early."
McMahon made the slip while speaking at the ASU+GSV Summit, a conference on the future of education and work. She was on a panel discussing the role of AI in the workforce — but things took a saucy turn.
"You know, AI development — I mean, how can we educate at the speed of light if we don't have the best technology around to do that?" she said. The former CEO of WWE used the correct abbreviation for artificial intelligence, before pivoting into the world of condiments.
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