What Does It Mean To Own A Face, And Who Decides Who Gets To?
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What Does It Mean To Own A Face, And Who Decides Who Gets To?

The frenzied progress of generative image models has been accompanied by a free-for-all on the likenesses of their human counterparts, in both training and everyday use. Now, the people and agencies who trade in identity are building frameworks to try and codify ownership and accountability.
How Far Can Generative Tooling For Fashion Go?
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How Far Can Generative Tooling For Fashion Go?

The market perception is that generative AI is most mature at the beginning and end of the product journey, where products can exist as pictures, and least ready in the technical spaces in between. One AI creative platform wants to try and do it all.
All About AI: Rupert Schiessl of Bamboo Rose
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All About AI: Rupert Schiessl of Bamboo Rose

Handing off the decision doesn't mean handing off control. Bamboo Rose’s Chief Strategy & AI Officer on why a governed digital workforce is the only safe way to let AI agents run the retail supply chain.
Mailroom #1
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Mailroom #1

The first edition of The Mailroom, where we put listeners' fashion technology questions to industry friends and experts, as well as answering a couple ourselves.
What The Leap-Forward In Open Weights AI Means For Fashion
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What The Leap-Forward In Open Weights AI Means For Fashion

Brands and technology vendors have been running cheap, lesser-known AI models in low-stakes applications for at least a year. Now new open models are appearing right at the software frontier, prices are under pressure, and a chip war is heating up. What does fashion need to know?
Entering The Post-Image Era
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Entering The Post-Image Era

The rapid maturation of image-generation models has trivialised the creation of visual outputs that used to require a specialist with a graphic tablet or a camera. What happens now?