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At Turing, my team and I have been on quite the rollercoaster ride in our quest to revolutionize product development R&D through AI. I wish I could say it was a piece of cake – or in our case, a perfectly optimized ketchup recipe – but the truth is, it's been a journey with more twists and turns than a pretzel factory assembly line.

This blog highlights four remarkable success stories where organizations leveraged the power of Turing's AI Platform to overcome complex challenges, streamline operations, and achieve exceptional outcomes.

Innovation serves as the cornerstone of success, and the prospect of digital transformation has triggered a profound shift—particularly within CPG R&D departments. This blog examines how these CPG R&D teams need to be thinking about digital transformation.

The right AI system can leverage a multitude of information and transform it into valuable insights on how to quickly develop the right product for consumers at the right price. Let’s examine 5 benefits that AI can provide to CPG R&D teams.

The rise of AI, provides a game-changing technology to revolutionize research and development (R&D) processes across the CPG landscapce. However, for many of these R&D teams, there is confusion around what AI means for them, as well as concerns and doubts about embracing AI.

For many CPG R&D teams looking at AI solutions, the internal IT and data science teams usually try to build systems and potential models tailored to the specific business requirements, while others may...

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, prices for food at home increased by 13.5% in the 12 months ending August 2022 – the biggest 12-month increase since 1979.

Ever heard of the WOW chips or the Satisfries? How about Crystal Pepsi or Zima? Chances are that you have not, these are some of the clear majority of the products that failed.

It’s not easy staying ahead of the curve, but to help out I decided to make a list of the critical trends and technological advances that you should be looking out for in 2019.

In the hunt for new innovating products, companies end up renovating old models and passing them off as the new big thing. Why? And are we going to accept it, when we have the option to create genuinely innovative projects?

In the hunt for new innovating products, companies end up renovating old models and passing them off as the new big thing. Why? And are we going to accept it, when we have the option to create genuinely innovative projects?