Blogs

This post discusses the Lux Sustainable Innovation Model, emphasizing the resilience of sustainability in business despite challenges, the necessity of combining sustainability with clear business impact, and the need for innovation teams to develop skills in evaluating policy, consumer insights, and environmental impacts.

OpenAI’s DALL-E 3, while showcasing technological prowess, raises questions about its real-world business value and the tangible quality of its outputs.

In this episode, just Anthony and Mike are taking on the news: Lux’s forum in Amsterdam, Exxon’s move into lithium production, New York’s lawsuit against PepsiCo, and the problem with sustainable technologies that just don’t work.

This blog examines the contradiction between the mythology and capitalist reality in AI development, highlighting OpenAI’s expensive AI projects, the dismissal of CEO Sam Altman, and the ultimate dominance of capitalist incentives over idealistic missions in shaping the future trajectory of AI technology.

Lego’s decision to halt its program of recycling PET bottles into bricks, citing higher carbon emissions than its current process, sparked skepticism and discussions about the company’s commitment to sustainability.

This blog explores three key takeaways from Lux’s recent report: “Finding the sweet spot in packaging innovation”.

In this episode, the hosts are joined by Renewcell’s CCO to dig into sustainable apparel and the future of the industry.

In this blog, we explore how the 3D printing industry faces fragmentation and profitability challenges, with consolidation attempts failing and larger players needing to explore alternative business models amidst rising competition and changing market dynamics.

Here are the results from Lux’s research study that analyzed one hundred billion-plus-dollar enterprises around the world — distilling where they are on their journey toward becoming a more sustainable innovation company.