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FASHION FORWARD FRIDAY: My Go-To Platforms Generative AI Artwork

Generative AI Tools: My Go-To Platforms for Generative AI Artwork I get asked quite often which Generative AI platforms to add to my art department or workflows. AI Ethics and potential issues aside, I wanted to answer the question. I’ve had the chance to work with a variety of Generative AI tools, each offering unique…

FASHION FORWARD FRIDAY: Why LLMs Struggle with Structured Data

ChatGPT and CSV Files: Why LLMs Struggle with Structured Data If you’ve tried using ChatGPT to create or read CSV files, you may have encountered some frustrations. While large language models (LLMs) like ChatGPT are incredibly powerful for generating text and handling natural language, they have limitations when it comes to working with structured data…

FASHION FORWARD FRIDAY: BATCH GENERATION IS SO COOL

Exploring Batch Generation with Ideogram: I explored the world of batch generation with Ideogram. I was tasked with creating several variations of a logo for a client who wanted some unique touches like textures, shattered effects, and glow-in-the-dark elements. This is the perfect opportunity to experiment with Ideogram’s batch generation tool. CREATING THE CSV First,…

FASHION FORWARD FRIDAY: A GPT Transfer Pricing Assistant

Building a GPT pricing assistant for transfer pricing has been an interesting and challenging experience. We checked out a ChatGPT use case a few weeks back with Lady Print Boss. On this GPT the goal was to create a pricing model that could handle the nuances of parent sheet sizes, flat freight costs, heat transfer…

FASHION FORWARD FRIDAY: 2024 AI and Apparel: A Year of Exploration

This year was all about digging into how artificial intelligence (AI) is shaking up the apparel industry. From creativity to ethics, we covered it all at The Ink Kitchen. Here’s a rundown of some of the takeaways from 2024, a Year of Exploration. Check out the links on things you might’ve missed or might be…

FASHION FORWARD FRIDAY: Buying an “AI” enabled computer?

Buying an “AI” enabled computer? CPUs, GPUs, and NPUs: The Brains Behind Modern Tech Let’s break down CPU, GPU, and NPU. A CPU (Central Processing Unit) is the workhorse, handling general tasks like web browsing, document editing, and spreadsheets. Think of it as the brain for everyday operations. Fast, versatile, and essential—it’s the processor we’ve…

FASHION FORWARD FRIDAY: Illustrator Scripts GPT

Automating Creativity: Hawaiian Shirts and Illustrator Scripts One of the things you can do with AI-powered tools like ChatGPT is scripting for design applications like Adobe Illustrator or Photoshop. Did you know a JavaScript wizard is built into these AI platforms? It’s surprisingly effective—after some trial and error. I started experimenting by asking ChatGPT to…

FASHION FORWARD FRIDAY: A Gemini Experiment

Managing Gmail with Gemini: A Week-Long Experiment This week, I explored the capabilities of Gemini in managing my Gmail account. I was curious after talking to LaTonna about ChatGPT and Google Drive. What is the status of Gemini and Gmail? Is it a really great tool? I tested both the Workspace Gmail and the basic…

Fashion Forward Friday: AI USE CASE: Lady Print Boss’s Journey with ChatGPT

In today’s fast-paced world, artificial intelligence (AI) has become a game-changer for businesses and individuals alike. LaTonna Tee Roberson (Lady Print Boss) recently embarked on her own journey using AI software, specifically ChatGPT, which has transformed how she works and communicates. If you’re considering integrating AI into your daily routine, follow as LaTonna Roberson shares…

Fashion Forward Friday: DEAR CORPORATE AI OVERLORDS

Regulations today A new Senate bill for creators to find out if their work was used to train AI, the Transparency and Responsibility for Artificial Intelligence Networks (TRAIN) Act. This act would enable copyright holders to subpoena training records of generative AI models if the holder can declare a “good faith belief” that their work…

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