The Centre for Creative AI, opening this fall through a collaboration among University College London, the Royal College of Art, and The Brandtech Group, signifies a significant evolution in the creative industries. It aims to provide insights into the necessary skills for media, entertainment, fashion, and design in the AI-infused economy. There is a shift in organizational views on AI, moving from a novelty to an essential component in creative processes, urging leaders to adapt their talent recruitment strategies toward more versatile candidates.
It's amazing how quickly it's moved from being a novelty to rapidly becoming part of the creative instinct itself. AI is a horizontal technology going across whole businesses.
The organizations that treat AI merely as a productivity-boosting or cost-cutting tool risk falling behind those that see it as a catalyst for reinventing how creative work gets done.
AI is dismantling those barriers, and fast. A great creative now is someone who can orchestrate various elements and make them all sound great.
This new Centre for Creative AI represents a paradigm shift in how creative talent is developed in an AI-integrated economy.
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