IBM and Symrise developed artificial intelligence (AI) capable of making new fragrances for everything from laundry detergent to high-end cologne or perfumes.

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IBM has developed an artificial intelligence called Philyra, which can formulate perfumes for specific customer demographics.
The AI tool uses new and advanced Machine Learning (ML) algorithms to sift through hundreds of thousands of formulas and thousands of raw materials, helping identify patterns and novel combinations.
"Philyra does more than serve up inspiration - it can design entirely new fragrance formulas by exploring the entire landscape of fragrance combinations to discover the whitespaces in the global fragrance market," Goodwin added.
When it comes to new perfume design, "Philyra" learns a distance model to identify fragrances that are close in smell to existing fragrances.
The larger the distance between a fragrance and its neighbors, the more novel the perfume is predicted to be.
Symrise's long-term goal is to introduce this technology to their master perfumers around the globe and continue to use the solution for the design of fragrances for personal care and home care products.
"Our research continues to push the boundaries of augmenting human expertise using AI and demonstrating how AI can assist in domains where creativity is key," said Goodwin.
Now, perfumers can have an AI apprentice by their side that can help make them more productive, and accelerate the design process by guiding them towards formulas that have never been seen before, he added.
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