Whether in textiles, music technology, or games, creative industries all operate within the same world where machine-based innovation should be embraced as a helpful collaborator, enabling humans to trust other humans, stay inspired, and give credit where it’s due—instead of fearing machines taking over. We asked representatives from three creative fields for their views on the future.

Lab-produced coffee and textile dye created from coffee grains are two recent innovations to emerge from Finland.

For the world to move towards a truly circular economy, that is, an economy where all the resources are kept in closed loops instead of being discarded, rethinking packaging is among the key priorities.

The Fabricant is a digital fashion house leading the fashion industry towards a new sector of digital-only clothing. It collaborates with global brands and retailers helping them to deep dive into the unlimited possibilities of digital fashion. We talked to the Finland-native founder, Kerry Murphy on what happens in the future of fashion and how it affects the business.