‘Next-level theft’: NZ designer’s images, clothing designs copied by world’s largest fashion retailer
- H&M will create digital doppelgangers of 30 models for social media and marketing, with permission from the models.
- Models will retain rights over their digital replicas and will be compensated similarly to in-person rates.
- Concerns arise about the impact on human models and job opportunities in the industry, with backlash against the use of AI.
- H&M's chief creative officer, Jürgen Andersson, stated the company aims to showcase fashion creatively while embracing new technology.
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Digital doppelgangers to appear in H&M ads
Next time you spot an H&M ad, take a closer look to see if it features an AI-generated model. The clothing giant has revealed that it will start using AI to generate digital replicas of 30 of its models for use in ads and social media posts — provided they give their permission, that is. […]
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