EPISODE · Sep 15, 2025 · 48 MIN
Cameron-James Wilson Part 2 - AI Specialist
from The Business Of Modelling
In this second part of the conversation, Cameron-James Wilson explores how artificial intelligence is transforming the creative industries. Building on his experience creating Shudu, the first digital supermodel, and founding his agency, The Diigitals, he discusses the rise of AI-generated models, the difference between 3D and AI, and what these tools mean for fashion, e-commerce and beyond. Cameron shares his views on ownership, transparency and ethics, as well as the opportunities and risks AI brings to both brands and models. From sustainability and representation to digital twins and the future of work, he offers a candid look at how technology is reshaping fashion and why education and responsibility are key to navigating this new era. https://www.thediigitals.com/ www.businessofmodelling.co.uk Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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In this second part of the conversation, Cameron-James Wilson explores how artificial intelligence is transforming the creative industries. Building on his experience creating Shudu, the first digital supermodel, and founding his agency, The Diigitals, he discusses the rise of AI-generated models, the difference between 3D and AI, and what these tools mean for fashion, e-commerce and beyond. Cameron shares his views on ownership, transparency and ethics, as well as the opportunities and risks AI brings to both brands and models. From sustainability and representation to digital twins and the future of work, he offers a candid look at how technology is reshaping fashion and why education and responsibility are key to navigating this new era. https://www.thediigitals.com/ www.businessofmodelling.co.uk Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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