AI – sustainable fashion scoundrel or saviour?
Tuesday 14 May from 3pm to 4pm
In today's fashion world, Artificial Intelligence (AI) is being used to boost the unsustainable practices of ultra-fast fashion and to cut designers out of the deal. But, a new generation of innovators propose to use the power of AI for good, to design better more sustainable clothes, and to address fashion's big land-fill problems.
Join us for an insightful discussion in which we unpack AI's place in the future of fashion and see how it can be used for both bad and good.
Panel
Chair: Anna May Kirk, Program Curator, Powerhouse Museum
Dr Taylor Brydges, UTS Institute for Sustainable Futures
Assoc. Prof. Timo Rissanen, UTS School of Design
Wajiha Pervez, UTS PhD Candidate and fashion designer
Justin O’Sullivan, Founder and CEO, ReWise
This is a free event but attendees must register to attend
Contact isf-marcomms@uts.edu.au for more info
This event is part of Sydney Climate Action week; a series of community-led events from all aspects of the climate action ecosystem running from the 13-17 May 2024. This event is proudly supported by City of Sydney, Greenhouse and Boundless.