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How Fashion Schools Are Tackling AI’s Blind Spots

Professors at fashion schools like Parsons and Central Saint Martins are training students to mitigate generative AI’s biases and other shortcomings.
Professors at fashion schools including Parsons and Central Saint Martins are proactively training students to mitigate generative AI’s biases and other shortcomings.
Professors at fashion schools including Parsons and Central Saint Martins are proactively training students to mitigate generative AI’s biases and other shortcomings. (Image generated by Wonder, an AI tool)
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Julienne DeVita, a lecturer at Parsons’ future studies programme, is in the middle of devising her spring semester course, “Designing with AI.” The class will expose students to the multidisciplinary nature of AI, and give them hands-on experience in using a range of AI tools such as Midjourney and Adobe Firefly.

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