The 90-year-old retailer Rainbow told its fashion models "fewer people will be needed" due to AI. The models say their likeness fueled AI lookalikes.
The retailer Rainbow warned its fashion models that "fewer people will be needed" — and to expect a "huge increase in A.I. use."
Courtesy of New York State Unified Court System; Tyler Le/BI
By Henry Chandonnet
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