Artificial design
AI is getting everywhere, including fashion design. It's not a long article, but of a 2dull2care subject, and I didn't get much beyond the first paragraph.
In an Instagram post, Selkie showed off a few new pieces, but viewers quickly noticed something was off.
Sarah Bregel, Can a brand use AI and still be a part of the 'slow fashion' movement? Selkie thinks so, BBC Worklife
My immediate thought, given the difficulties AI has with digits, was it's gonna be something to do with too many fingers…
The collection featured several dresses and sweatshirts with patterns of cats and dogs, but one of the designs featured a puppy that appeared to have a few too many toes.
Sarah Bregel, Can a brand use AI and still be a part of the 'slow fashion' movement? Selkie thinks so, BBC Worklife
…close enough.
The company in question claims to be part of the slow fashion
movement. I guess this is as opposed to the throwaway fast fashion
so beloved by Stella McCartney. Still, I can't imagine that she'll be jumping on the AI bandwagon anytime soon, like some cheap Chinese company.