《印象設計雜誌》持續探索,印刷包裝產業的環境變遷與創新思維,以驅動印刷包裝業的未來發展。上期雜誌深入探討數位轉型與技術,滿足客製化及個性化的消費需求,提升消費者與品牌溝通效率,帶來自動化與智慧製造,以數據驅動決策,促進環保與永續發展,這擴大印刷包裝業的發展空間及競爭力。
兩年來,全球AI產業呈現爆發性的增長,麥肯錫的科技趨勢展望報告提到,在創新、關注度、投資及人力需求等指標,人工智慧革命是五大類型科技項目展望的首位,而台灣幾乎是驅動全球AI產業發展的軍火庫,這也讓台灣資通產業外銷額及經濟增長都很亮眼。
透過大量資料與數據,AI在生成式的應用、預測、檢測都有獨特的創新能力,這用在印刷包裝產業,對設計創新與校稿、流程優化與智慧製造、商業模式變革與客戶體驗、永續與環保包裝等項目,可創造全新的價值,但人才培育、投資與回報,是否取代人類創意等,那將會是另一挑戰,而AI也成為這期雜誌報導的主題。
《設計印象雜誌》在下半年將推出兩項創新的服務,一是網站影音短片服務,推廣訪談精華、專家洞見解析,報導深度故事、主題系列影片等,這可協助產業界提升讀者的互動及情境溝通。
另一項服務是互動性的對話式機器人(ChatBot)服務,這是一種AI在產業知識管理(KM)的應用,呈現與系統互動及依需閱讀,可快速獲取需要的資訊及精準學習內容。
數位轉型與人工智慧的應用,正擴大《設計印象雜誌》對產業的共奏,及多元的服務。
Graphic Arts Bimonthly continues its exploration of evolving landscape and innovation to support the printing and packaging industry. In the previous issue, it takes an in-depth look at digital transformation and emerging technologies that fulfill consumer demand for customization. By enhancing communication between consumers and brands, these innovations usher in automation and smart manufacture, drive data-informed decision making, and foster sustainability. Together, these elements expand the industry’s potential growth and level up its competitivity.
Over the past two years, the global AI industry has shown explosive growth. According to McKinsey Technology Trends outlook 2024, the AI revolution ranks as the leading force among five major categories. The other four are building the digital future, compute and connectivity frontiers, cutting-edge engineering, and a sustainable world. Taiwan, serving as a powerhouse for AI development, has played a vital role in driving this global momentum-reflected in its impressive ICT exports and economic growth.
With AI’s strengths in generative capabilities, prediction, and detection, it provides transformative potential for the printing and packaging industry. From design innovation, proof to production optimization, smart manufacturing, business model evolution, customer experience enhancement, and eco-friendly packaging solutions, AI will create new value across multiple dimensions. However, challenges remain around talent cultivation, return on investment, and the question of whether AI may eventually replace human creativity. These topics form the core of this issue’s editorial focus.
In the second half of this year, Graphic Arts Bimonthly will launch two new initiatives. The first one is a web-based video service, featuring insightful interviews, expert analysis, thematic series, and in-depth reports to enrich industry communication through immersive visual engagement.
The second one is an interactive chatbot service, an AI-driven approach to industry knowledge management. Offering dynamic system interaction and on-demand content access, it empowers readers to quickly retrieve targeted references and engage in precise learning.
By embracing digital transformation and artificial intelligence, we continue to orchestrate deeper industrial resonance and deliver diversified services to support sector advancement.