As a businesswoman, Kathy Ireland follows the rapid advances in artificial intelligence with keen interest.
“It’s very interesting – it’s certainly evolving quickly – and we need to be attentive to it,” she told Fox News Digital.
“Like all technology, it can be used for good or evil. So we need to be mindful and mindful of it. And I can’t stress enough the vigilance and protection we all need.
“Let’s try to use it wisely and protect ourselves against the negative impacts it could have.”
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Kathy Ireland told Fox News Digital that she “cannot stress enough the vigilance and protection we all need” when it comes to artificial intelligence. (Michael Tran/FilmMagic)
Since founding her company, Kathy Ireland Worldwide, in 1993, Ireland has gradually built up her portfolio to create a $500 million business.
“[It] started with just one pair of socks, then moved into Apparel, Fashion, Home Fashion, Health & Wellness, Telemedicine, Fintech [financial technology], merchant services, wonderful businesses, entertainment. All of this must be consistent with our mission and vision to teach, inspire, empower and make our world a better place,” Ireland said.
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But it’s more than just business for the model-turned-mogul.
“When I look at the world, I see many solutions that we need. It is constantly changing. We need to anticipate these changes and provide solutions to people,” she said.
The Irish company, Kathy Ireland Worldwide, started “with just one pair of socks” and grew into a $500 million company. (Slave Vlasic/Getty Images for SiriusXM)
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And after 30 years of activity, Ireland is still “energetic” to continue building.
“I feel like we’re a baby brand that’s just getting started when I see needs that are way bigger than me,” the mom of three said. “And I see opportunities that are much bigger than me too, [and] it’s inspiring for our team and keeps us going.
Ireland said that after 30 years in business, it was still “motivated” to continue finding new opportunities. (Arun Nevader/Getty Images)
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“So as long as there are solutions, I hope we can work to provide those solutions.”