- Published on June 22, 2023
- In AI Features
Council Post: Unleashing Creativity – AI And The Future Of Fashion
The fashion industry is on the brink of a revolution as generative AI emerges as a game-changer in design, production, and marketing.
- By Anirban Nandi
This year New York City organised its first ever AI fashion show and it couldn't have been more revolutionary. AI has officially sweeped into every industry there could be and it's coming to reality way too soon because of the coming of Generative AI. Technology and innovation have always been at the forefront of the fashion business, whether it's via the adoption of new materials to support sustainability or the development of trend-forward trends and predictions. It comes as no surprise that AI has begun to enter the fashion sector.
Although the fashion industry has explored various cutting-edge technologies such as AI, NFTs, digital IDs, and augmented or virtual reality, it has yet to fully delve into generative AI. While the availability of this emerging technology has been limited
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Anirban Nandi
With close to 15 years of professional experience, Anirban specialises in Data Sciences, Business Analytics, and Data Engineering, spanning various verticals of online and offline Retail and building analytics teams from the ground up. Following his Masters from JNU in Economics, Anirban started his career at Target and spent more than eight years developing in-house products like Customer Personalisation, Recommendation Systems, and Search Engine Classifiers. Post Target, Anirban became one of the founding members at Data Labs (Landmark Group) and spent more than 4.5 years building the onshore and offshore team of ~100 members working on Assortment, Inventory, Pricing, Marketing, eCommerce and Customer analytics solutions.
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