AI is set to help web designers and the fashion industry, plus why booking a vacation is good for you
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This week we’re really seeing how AI can impact multiple industries. From future fashion supply chains, to building a website - the new developments are never ending.
If you’re not a designer, but you’re keen to make things look visually appealing, then we’ve got three hacks. Plus, why your vacations are good for you before you even go away - we’ll take that as a hint to book the next one!
Until next time, ⚔️ Your Majesty
Could generative AI solve fashion’s excess stock problems?
Generative AI could help the fashion supply chain with real-time tracking of demand and inventory, but as always with emerging technologies, there are big barriers to overcome.
Read morevoguebusiness.com (opens in a new tab)Imagine a website. Now generate it.
Interesting concept - this site builder promises you the ability to build a sitemap and wireframe in minutes with the help of AI and then easily export to Figma and Webflow.
Try it outlibrary.relume.io (opens in a new tab)Chrome’s sidebar apps are the best new productivity feature no one’s talking about
Google unveiled the Side Panel API for Chrome in May. From vertical tabs to a ChatGPT sidebar, customise this handy menu on your browser.
Learn morefastcompany.com (opens in a new tab)Stella McCartney Is Changing Fashion From Within
The British fashion designer on how she’s pioneering sustainable fabrics, supporting startups and what continues to be the drive behind it all.
Get the scooptime.com (opens in a new tab)Visual Design Hacks for the Non-designer
Want to level up your work and make it look more visually appealing? These three design tips are perfect for non-designers who just need some simple tricks.
The hacks are herenngroup.com (opens in a new tab)Meta releases Code Llama, a code-generating AI model
Meta, intent on making a splash in the generative AI space, just open-sourced Code Llama, a machine learning system that can generate and explain code in natural language — specifically English.
Find out moretechcrunch.com (opens in a new tab)A Creator (Me) Made a Masterpiece With A.I.
When it comes to copyright, machines and creatives, find out why, after extensive research and consultation with experts, this Columnist has arrived at a carefully considered, nuanced position: meh.
Read the piecenytimes.com (opens in a new tab)Airbnb CMO on ditching performance marketing for big, bold brand campaigns
Post-COVID, the next iteration of Airbnb is focused on driving brand value over performance marketing, and the results so far are a success.
Read the insightsthedrum.com (opens in a new tab)Why a vacation is good for you – even before you take time off
Many of us will be returning to work, well-rested after the summer vacation, but did you know that holidays are actually good for us before we even go? We better book that next trip!
Find out moreedition.cnn.com (opens in a new tab)Why brands are obsessed with building community
The age of passive consumerism seems to be over. Brands and creators want customers to be active, engaged fans — and to spend more money.
Find out morevox.com (opens in a new tab)
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