Jack Owoc is a legend in the world of sports nutrition, regardless of how everything ended with him at the helm of the Bang Energy Drink. Owoc founded the powerhouse beverage and was exactly where he needed to be when everything took off, leading the charge and breaking down walls throughout the fierce energy drink category. It is now commonplace for competitors to have a strong 300mg of caffeine in a 16oz can plus no sugar and low calories, something Bang Energy really paved the way for.
After going through some legal battles, including one against the energy drink giant Monster, Jack Owoc was removed as CEO, and Monster eventually acquired the brand. It has been a while since we’ve heard anything from Owoc, although there were rumblings he was working on something, which is not surprising knowing the years of effort he put into originally building Bang Energy. That next venture has been unveiled, and it sees the innovator back in the business that he was such a significant part of.
Jack Owoc has introduced the AI Energy Drink, a functional beverage that combines an array of ingredients in caffeine, tyrosine, citicoline, l-dopa, b vitamins, and huperzine to increase and enhance energy and focus. We don’t get the exact dosages of any of the components, as it’s all in a non-transparent blend, with the exception of caffeine. While Bang Energy was famous for its intense 300mg of caffeine, Owoc has put a slightly lighter 200mg in every can of AI Energy, and it’s also worth noting the potent stimulant eria jarensis is in there, too, but exclusively for the purpose of flavor.
True to the original Bang Energy core, the AI Energy Drink has absolutely no sugar, carbohydrates, or calories, making it completely guilt-free, and there are four flavors in Grape, Blue Raspberry, Peach, and Watermelon. While artificial intelligence is referenced in the name, from what we can see on the brand’s website, AI was not involved in the process of making the beverage. It seems to be more in about utilizing the AI Energy Drink in combination with human intelligence to elevate your own cognitive ability.
AI tools definitely look to have been used in the majority of the marketing material and graphics of the AI Energy Drink, which help give it an AI look and feel, obviously fitting perfectly with the name. We have already been in and pre-ordered a variety pack of Jack Owoc’s newest beverage venture over at aienergydrink.ai, with shipping said to be taking place shortly. A pack of 12 cans is $36 — $3 each — and that goes for any of the four flavors as well as that variety pack that has three cans of each option.
