Vibrant NotCo AI Campaign to Extend Animal Lifespan

When was the last time you saw an old cow, pig or chicken? Most people have never seen these animals reach adulthood because in today’s food system, they only live part of their natural life. notcoglobal company food technology known for its AI patented (Giuseppe) aims to create a more sustainable world by removing animals from the nutrition equation. This time, he decided to use his technology to educate and raise awareness about how long animals live in the wild compared to those living within the normal food system.

The campaign aims to surprise people by showing how these free animals live in their natural habitat, explaining that cows can live in the wild for up to 49 years, pigs for 23 years, and chickens for 13 years. However, in the modern food industry, these animals manage to live only a few months, and sometimes days.

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“At NotCo, we believe that AI is the key to achieving a bright new future for food, as it can free us from dependence on food production. animal” said NotCo co-founder and CEO Matthias Muchnik. “We asked ourselves a simple question: when was the last time we saw an old cow – have we ever seen it? The answer was no, so we turned to another type of AI to get an accurate look. We were amazed by what we saw, and we think people were, too.”

NotCo’s own artificial intelligence, Giuseppe, analyzes the structure of animal products at the molecular level to reproduce taste, texture, functionality and smell. – Using only plants. In addition to the amazing taste, the food vegetable The resulting fuel has a much smaller impact on the planet and its precious resources. For example, NotChickenTM uses 86% less water and produces 73% less CO2 than traditional chicken production.

“At NotCo, we are already collaborating with our patented artificial intelligence to create food. Vegetable obviously delicious, which tastes identical to the food animalas a way to build a better future for our planet,” said Fernando Machado, NotCo Global Director of Marketing. “In order to continue to focus on what a better future might look like, we have again turned to AI. – because now animals such as cows, pigs and chickens that are raised for food live only a fraction of their natural lifespan. We hope this sparks a broader conversation about how we can all do our part to create a better future for ourselves, our planet and animals together.”