Chez H&M, on passe à la mode IA avec des jumeaux numériques de mannequins. 30 modèles ont accepté que leur double soit créé pour les campagnes de la marque. Ils/Elles gardent leurs droits et sont payés à l’usage. Sauf que ça paie moins qu'une journée de shooting : c'est
ECONOMY
-
OpenAI Image Generation Disrupts Market Creating New Opportunities
By
–
RIP all image gen, OpenAI cooked hard. Okey, in the next 48 hours, there will be a million new wrappers built on top of ChatGPT image generation. Millionaires will be minted en masse. Left, right and center.
-
AI Replaces Brand Ambassadors: New Era of Automation
By
–
What if your brand ambassador quits? No problem.
-
AI Disrupting Coder Demand: Supply and Demand Dynamics Shift
By
–
It’s supply and demand. Coders are pissed because the demand of their skill is going down… not because noobs are writing noob-like code. That’s just their outward narrative to try to minimize the impact of the change that’s happening.
-
Has the Decline of Knowledge Work Begun?
By
–
Has the Decline of Knowledge Work Begun?
#RiseoftheRobots #AI -
Circular reasoning in trade and border policy arguments
By
–
also it seems there's a cycling of "why" from "rebuild our own manufactoring" to "they tariff us and we teach them now to remove it" to "they dont protect the border from drugs" each of them is a reason but together they are more like a carousel where you can argue any outcome
-
China’s AI Strategy to Challenge US Tech Dominance
By
–
“if you put all that together, China thinks it has an opportunity to hit US tech companies, boost its prestige, help its internal economy, and take the margins out of AI software globally (at least at the model level).”
-
China open source strategy undercuts closed source Western rivals
By
–
Undercut closed source rivals, get organic distribution and free 3P integrations. Why wouldn’t they lean into open source? Best way for China to enter the western market.
-
Open-Source Investment Generates 2000x Return for Companies
By
–
Great research on open-source by @Harvard:
– $4.15B invested in open-source generates $8.8T of value for companies (aka $1 invested in open-source = $2,000 of value created)
– Companies would need to spend 3.5 times more on software than they currently do if OSS did not exist I