When you talk to people in fashion, it's like, people wear clothes because it's who they are and what they like. It's… — Christopher Wylie Copy Share Image
Amazon can afford to lose money for years on its fashion offerings. But when, if you're a designer or a retailer, fashion… — Christopher Wylie Copy Share Image
I've always been really interested in fashion, culture and visual arts in general: when I was growing up my parents half-expected me… — Christopher Wylie Copy Share Image
What makes clothing so potent is that people incorporate the fashion that they're wearing into their identity. It becomes part of you… — Christopher Wylie Copy Share Image
When you look at history, every major movement, the first thing they do is create an aesthetic. Think about the Nazis. Or… — Christopher Wylie Copy Share Image
Fashion data was used to build AI models to help Steve Bannon build his insurgency and build the alt-right. We used weaponized… — Christopher Wylie Copy Share Image
Amazon could also be the next Vogue, the next designer, the next WGSN. — Christopher Wylie Copy Share Image
Amazon has a good track record for blowing up industries, and fashion needs to look at what has happened to music, publishing… — Christopher Wylie Copy Share Image
Fashion and politics are almost the same industry, in many regards, because it's about identity, and it's cyclical, and people get really… — Christopher Wylie Copy Share Image
Fashion is very complicated for machines to learn - something that is intuitive for a human is usually the hardest thing to… — Christopher Wylie Copy Share Image
Trends are just as important in politics as they are in fashion; just that rather than an aesthetic trend, it might be… — Christopher Wylie Copy Share Image
Fashion brands are really useful in producing algorithms to find out how people think and how they feel. — Christopher Wylie Copy Share Image
I tell you, those old dudes who say, 'I don't care about fashion,' they're not going out in drag. Everyone cares about… — Christopher Wylie Copy Share Image
It's very hard to participate in society when you can't talk to people on the medium that they talk to other people on. — Christopher Wylie Copy Share Image
For a long time I think journalists and society at large really did drink that Kool-Aid. They bought the message that the tech industry… — Christopher Wylie Copy Share Image
We have a completely unregulated digital landscape. There is almost no oversight. We are placing blind trust in companies like Facebook to do the… — Christopher Wylie Copy Share Image
The thing that I realized in my journey as a whistleblower... is that the reaction that I got from a lot of law enforcement… — Christopher Wylie Copy Share Image
Facebook knew in December 2015 that data had been harvested on Cambridge Analytica's behalf. It denied this until I came forward and produced the… — Christopher Wylie Copy Share Image
You will be a far more effective whistleblower if you operate within a legal framework. — Christopher Wylie Copy Share Image
We need to change our mindset and understand that the protection of our democracy is a national security issue. When any country interferes with… — Christopher Wylie Copy Share Image
The power of data is being able to be much more efficient with who you target and who you talk to and what you… — Christopher Wylie Copy Share Image
I didn't fully appreciate the impact of what I helped create until 2016 happened. Very soon after that, I started working for The Guardian,… — Christopher Wylie Copy Share Image
I was asked by a journalist to sum up the story in a minute, and I was like, 'No.' It goes from Trump to… — Christopher Wylie Copy Share Image
Disinformation has always existed. It's not like all of a sudden we've just discovered this new thing called propaganda. — Christopher Wylie Copy Share Image
We have not effectively found a way to regulate, whether it's social media or the Internet, and really put safety measures in place. What… — Christopher Wylie Copy Share Image
