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Ralph Lauren has partnered with Microsoft to launch Ask Ralph, an AI-powered conversational styling tool designed to bring personalised fashion advice directly into the hands of consumers.
Microsoft is pushing the boundaries of inclusive gaming with the introduction of its Xbox Adaptive Joystick.
Investment in generative AI start-ups is slowing, as investors realise that the majority of applications are still too unreliable for widespread use.
With increasing awareness of the wasteful aspects of advertising, there is mounting pressure on brands to adopt more sustainable practices.
The technology firm is working with the Team Gleason Foundation to make AI-based tools like computer vision and voice interfaces more inclusive for those with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS).
The technology giant has introduced a range of new flexible working styles in a culture that is known for its extensive labour.
While the mainstream gaming industry has long ignored disabled people, a host of new technologies are enabling brands to adapt to their every need.
Axiom offers travellers a luxury experience to space, Hugo Boss’s new shoe collection is made from pineapple leather, Microsoft sinks data centre to save on energy costs.
Our traditional moral frameworks of religion and family are declining. Institutions, brands and consumers are now re-evaluating the power of innovation and the need for a moral code fit for a digital era.