Joshua Mudgett is a New Hampshire born, NYC based fashion designer, computer scientist and entrepreneur. His background in hacktivism and fashion at an early age inspired him to move into the Tech+Fashion world, and allowed him to creative a unique mark in the still blooming industry.
He acquired his undergraduate in electrical engineering and computer science from Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and is currently a graduating senior of the fashion design program at Parsons School of Design in NYC.
His work has primarily focused on the implementation of collaborative technologies as a means to disrupt existing industry structures. He is currently the Creative Director and CEO of J//MUJET, a fashion label centered around the collaboration of humans and artificial intelligence to create meaningful, sustainable garments. J//MUJET also looks for new systems of production and distribution made possible by this type of design.
As of April 2018 Joshua is also CTO of Bridg•it, a startup founded at an innovation lab held by the United Nations, which aims to use Neural Networks in order to predict possibilities for collaborative innovation within a supply chain to create a circular economy.”
Looking for Humanity in AI
Two designers who work in artificial intelligence discuss the tension between creativity and AI – when is AI enabling and when is it disabling? AI is often thought of as a way to improve productivity but for creatives, productivity also includes time for reflection and serendipity. How do you integrate those intangible human qualities into […]
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NYC 19
The world is in sad shape, which means, among other challenging realities, that all of us need to ensure our work contributes to larger solutions. Tech changes everything, which we love, but it can’t just be a way to make more money.
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Techonomy 18
Techonomy 2018 was a probing, wide-ranging conversation about the tech-inflected issues that affect business and our world. This year’s theme was Harnessing Tech for Responsible Growth, and as always we addressed many of the issues facing leaders today.
