Does this smell Fishy?

[Daisy]

I love perfume, although I don't wear every day these days. I've got several favourites, but also like to try something new. Do I want a flowery top note, or a musky base note, or something in between? I have no idea, but I love reading the language of perfume making. It's amazing that there are expert "noses" who can tell the minute differences in fragrances.

But, my illusions have been shattered - a new fragrance can be created on a computer, using artificial intelligence! Would you feel the same about an AI-generated perfume as one created by a super-sensitive human nose?

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-53189292

[Plantaholic]

Oh, I didn't know that Daisy. I have difficulty with choosing perfume because I have no sense of smell, well I can smell garlic cooking. I rely on family giving me what they think I would like, in their price range of course. I use eau de lancome most days which has been around for years. Will the computer generated ones have it on the labels I wonder.

[Oma]

Not sure about that Daisy , I only use Estee Lauder Pleasures

I only spray on my clothes and hair as I find a lot of perfumes after they warm up smell like cats pee on me , apparently it's got something to do with the chemical reaction with your body .

I don't think I would like a computer generated perfume .

[Gemini]

Hmm, strange idea!

[WeeGranny]

Can't see how that would work! Wonder who'd test it?

[Nanto2girls]

I love perfume and wear it most days, but i think i would give this a miss.