Artificial intelligence is becoming part of everyday practice across the fashion system, from design and forecasting to production and supply chains. As adoption grows, so does the need to examine the ethical implications of how these systems are built, used, and governed. This year’s symposium focuses on how ethical frameworks can support responsible Fashion AI, with attention to sustainability, creativity, labour, accountability, and cultural representation.
Hosted by the FAIREE Hub at London College of Fashion, UAL, the symposium brings together researchers, educators, industry practitioners, and policymakers to share research, case studies, and critical perspectives. Across two days – online and in person – the programme will explore both the opportunities and the risks of AI in fashion, and encourage practical, cross-disciplinary discussion about how to move forward responsibly.
Whether you work in research, education, technology, design, or business, the symposium offers a space to exchange ideas, test assumptions, and contribute to more transparent and ethical approaches to Fashion AI.
Attendance at the symposium is free. Payment of registration is required only by those who wish to present their work to the community
Thursday 11th June – Online
Friday 12th June – In person