The campaign's two ads - ”The Right AI” and “Transforming Business” - voiced by actor Oscar Isaac and directed by Bonaparte's Mario Clement - explain why having relevant data matters in generative AI and how technology can increase output and grow a business.

Zoran Horatio Rodriguez Gvojic is an editor for Dead Meat. He also creates his own content on his YouTube channel LowCarbComedy, and works as the voice for the Blue Bunny in the ads for the ice cream company Blue Bunny. He is most well known for creating the music video for Common Shiner's Social Mediasochist.

Alexia Kombou is a Multi Award-Winning Voiceover Artist from London. Over the years she has voiced work for major global and local companies and brands including HSBC, Volvo, Victoria's Secret, Nespresso, BBC2, SkyOne, McDonald's, Amazon, Adidas and many more!

1935. Blue Bunny is born when the Wells brothers hold a “Name that Ice Cream” contest looking for a brand for their ice cream. A Sioux City man submitted “Blue Bunny” and his rendition of the original logo (known as Blu®) and won a whopping $25.

Wells was founded in 1913 by Fred H. Wells when he purchased a horse, a delivery wagon, a few cans and jars, and the good will of the business from Ray Bowers, a dairy farmer in Le Mars, Iowa -- all for $250. The original contract granted Fred H.

Volvo says the stunt really happened. "The stunt is real and is performed in just one take," said Anders Vilhelmsson, public relations manager for the Volvo Trucks brand. "It's a daring stunt but we had full control. There was never any real danger involved."

actor Fares Fares Globally renowned Swedish actor Fares Fares plays the role of the father in the film. Fares, known for his roles in TV series Westworld and Chernobyl as well as Star Wars film Rogue One, is himself a father of a one-year-old son.

More than 80 years ago, a Sioux City man entered a “Name that Ice Cream” contest hosted by the Wells brothers. His entry included the “Blue Bunny” name and bunny character after noticing how much his son loved the blue rabbits in a department store window. So, Blue Bunny was born.

In 1935, Fred and Harry wanted to get back into ice cream but needed a new name for their product. To drum up excitement, they ran a “Name That Ice Cream” contest in the Sioux City Journal with a cash prize of $25. John Vanden Brink submitted the winning name that we're all familiar with today: Blue Bunny.

Renowned for their years of leadership in automotive safety, Volvo Cars was purchased by the Ford Motor Company and remained part of their Premier Automotive brands from 1999 to 2010. The automaker is now owned by Geely Automobile, a major automotive brand based in China.

53 It's not CGI, he's not photoshop-ped and yes he is 53. In the latest advert for Volvo, Jean Claude Van Damme shows why teenagers still have his pin ups, age be damned. It's not CGI, he's not photoshop-ped and yes he is 53.

At a glance, some of you might think that the ideogram behind Volvo is a male symbol. Hilariously, this is a coincidence. The manufacturer's goal was aimed at paying homage to a key industrial age product from Sweden: iron.