AI, traceability and the changing jewellery workshop
Image · CIBJOCIBJO examines how AI, blockchain, connected devices and data analysis are changing production and retail. The report also considers data governance, privacy and the need to preserve craftsmanship as digital tools spread.
What the report says
CIBJO flags biometric data collected by virtual try-on and the tendency of design models to favour familiar visual traditions. Efficiency therefore needs to be considered alongside privacy and craft diversity.
JEWEL DAILY perspective
Our reading: begin with bounded tasks such as organising workshop archives or retrieving earlier designs. Keep designers and artisans responsible for cultural references and final choices.
A useful pilot would track sampling time, rework and repetition as well as output speed. Keep customer fitting data separate from public product imagery; a convenient experience should not create an indefinite data burden.
