Summary
Gucci used AI to create images for its upcoming show at Milan Fashion Week. The AI-generated images faced criticism online, with some people questioning their quality and the choice to use AI over human models. Gucci has used AI in previous marketing efforts, sparking debates about fashion and technology.
Key Facts
- Gucci created AI-generated images for Milan Fashion Week promotion.
- The images faced online criticism for using AI instead of human models.
- Critics use "AI slop" to describe low-quality AI content.
- Gucci's creative director, Demna Gvasalia, has a show in Milan on Friday.
- Gucci has previously used AI for marketing, including auctions and videos.
- Some people support AI's creative potential in fashion.
- Dr. Priscilla Chan raised concerns about AI's risk of negative publicity.
- Photographer Tati Bruening sees non-invasive uses for AI in fashion.
