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As companies make decisions around the use of AI in their internal product development processes, is the role of external inventors more valuable than ever?

“If a company wants products with soul, story and a little magic, they’re still going to need us weirdos!”: Industry figures discuss the impact AI may have on the value of engaging with inventors.

Inventors wear many hats these days… Is considering aspects like cost a vital part of the inventing process? Or can ‘self-policing’ ideas kill innovation?

Does considering cost come at a cost? Inventors and IR execs discuss the good, the bad and the ugly of ‘self-policing’ the commercial viability of ideas?

“It’s not just a game – it’s a platform for experimentation”: Designers discuss 90 years of Monopoly

This year sees Monopoly celebrate its 90th anniversary… Here, toy and game designers tell us why they believe it continues to thrive.

AI: Embrace the Revolution!

Kids Brand Insight’s Steve Reece evaluates the opportunities – and danger – that AI presents to designers and inventors.

Golden Bear’s Barry Hughes on the origins – and success – of Soccer Bot

“It sold out within three and a half weeks!” Barry Hughes – MD at Golden Bear – talks us through the Soccer Bot success story.

When the Going Gets Tough, Successful Creatives Get Going

Kids Brand Insight’s Steve Reece looks at how the industry’s creative community can best navigate the choppy waters of an inflationary crisis.

2022 predictions in 22 words

We’ve asked the industry to sum up their predictions, hopes and fears around what the next 12 months has up its sleeve in just 22 words…

The right (and wrong) ways to receive inventor pitches

Having both pitched concepts and been pitched to, Kids Brand Insight’s Steve Reece shares his thoughts on what inventor relations execs should remember when receiving pitches.

The formula for successful toy and game inventing

Inventors looking to build and sustain a successful career need to embrace the quality x quantity formula, says Kids Brand Insight’s Steve Reece.

Steve Reece looks at why professional toy and game inventors are so important for the toy industry

Despite having a bad first experience with the inventor community, Kids Brand Insight’s Steve Reece explores why inventors remain a vital part of the toy and game industry.

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