Patrick Kulp Emerging Tech Reporter @patrickkulppatrick.kulp@adweek.comPatrick Kulp is an emerging tech reporter at Adweek. He covers creative innovation, artificial intelligence and the future of 5G, which culminated in a cover story on AT&T and Verizon's strategic plans for 5G. Patrick holds degrees in economics and political science from UC Santa Barbara. He previously worked as a business reporter for Mashable. Artificial Intelligence New Digital Studio Lets Brands Build Their Own Realistic Human Avatars Powered by AI Soul Machines is releasing a new brand studio that lets clients build realistic human avatars. Adapting to Crisis This New App Wants to Connect Food Service Workers With Available Gigs ClockedIn wants to be a LinkedIn for wage workers with an Uber-like marketplace. Ecommerce This Experimental Adobe Feature Lets Online Shoppers Virtually Try on Clothes With AI The machine learning tool fits the garment to the shape and pose of a person's image. Adapting to Crisis LED Technique Created for Sci-Fi Could Provide an Alternative for Film Crews Limited by Lockdowns A lighting technique pioneered for the film Gravity could be of use to small-scale video crews. OOH Metrics Firm’s Data Shows More Outdoor Activity Across the U.S. Billups is seeing a rise in walking and driving traffic compared to April. Life in Quarantine GoDaddy Looks to Rally Small Business Founders Through Hard Times GoDaddy is spotlighting entrepreneurs who succeeded in starting companies during recessions or depressions. Life in Quarantine This Agency Created a Self-Sanitizing Shopping Cart Handle Geometery MENA, Barrows and Unilever Lifebuoy are behind the innovation. Life in Quarantine This Office Rental Startup Held a Hackathon to Brainstorm Ways to Return to Work Safely Commercial real estate startup SquareFoot is looking for creative ways to bring workers back. Life in Quarantine Wunderman Thompson Releases 8 Hours of Agency Office Noise on SoundCloud Wunderman Thompson wants to remind you what office like was like. Tribeca Film Festival Campaign Has People Casting Colorful, Moving Avatars in AR Videos The Tribeca Film Festival is turning to augmented reality to keep people engaged with the idea of filmmaking. 1 2 3 … 26 Next »