Demystifying AI in Cosmetics

Oct 27th, 2023

Pierre Salvy, head of engineering, Cambrium; Pippa Harman, co-founder, Renude; Mallika Tiwari, digital & NBD manager, BASF; and Montserrat Franco, communications marketing manager, BASF

Cosmetics & Toiletries

This article discusses current uses of AI in cosmetics and the future prospects of AI inside and outside of the cosmetics industry.

This article discusses current uses of AI in cosmetics and the future prospects of AI inside and outside of the cosmetics industry.

Phot Credit: Ayesha

AI is the latest unknown at the forefront of many industries. While it offers high efficiency and endless possibilities for innovation, there is some fear surrounding its use. Many are concerned, for example, that AI will take the jobs of humans; others are worried about the implications it has in media production and plagiarism.

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