Visions of Tomorrow: The Intersection of AI and Fashion

The Visions series shows our future. It looks at many sectors, and fashion is one of them. Experts join to ask clear questions. How do we see tomorrow? What small hints change how we live and work? This series stays with creative minds in fashion. It informs and sparks ideas.

AI’s Growing Role in the Fashion Industry

Fashion teams put AI into work. Firms add AI into both design and numbers. AI sorts data and sets prices. Its art work stays new and small.

Some folks worry machines might replace human art. No tool stands in place of human skills. AI makes work faster and neater. To share these gains, firms need rules for copyright and plans to care for the earth. Big groups, like Zalando and top luxury brands, hold funds to use AI well.

Expert Insights from Paul Mouginot

Paul Mouginot makes art with tech. He co-starts stabler.tech. He knows both machine work and style. He works with the Fashion Council. In 2016, he built an AI tool to compare rivals. Soon, Veepee bought his tool. His work shifts tasks from old heavy data entry to smart machine work.

Mouginot sees tech as a friend to art. He mixes art and machine work. He shows brands new ways to build their style.

Harnessing AI for Creative Uses

Mouginot sees three main tasks for AI in art jobs. First, AI helps sort lists for brands. It picks details to flag in picture work and make machine parts. Second, AI helps set prices and guess demand. It reads how buyers act with more than basic facts. That work shapes product rollouts and stock checks.

Small groups feel the strain of AI cost. They shift to new tech bit by bit. Firms balance their spend against gains from new tools.

New Job Roles in Fashion

AI changes how teams work in fashion. Data experts sit close with art crews. Mouginot pushes for roles that bridge tech and art. One role acts as a translator between numbers and goods. That join builds a clear link and uses AI smartly.

Generative AI: Sparks and Ideas

Today, generative AI starts new ideas in design rooms. It pulls from wide sets of data. Mouginot calls for rich yet fair data to feed the machine. Brands share ideas with care over copyright and true art voice.

Future work aims to fit each firm with models that work for less. The goal is to use small data sets that still show strong hints without high cost.

A Future of Shapes and Sustainability

Tomorrow, AI in fashion may join all cues: images, sounds, and text. New tools may come at low cost and suit firms of any size.

Each firm sets its own pace with AI. From craft to cost, AI can stand as a tool in work. It may push green ways by testing new cloth and tracking goods simply.

Paul Mouginot sees tech mix with art work in fashion. His view lights a clear path ahead, filled with new steps in style.