Adobe's text-to-image AI uses images from its own Adobe Stock service, and contributors will receive an annual bonus based on the number of approved images and assets. The company has also introduced a “Nutrition Label” that automatically applies to AI content’s metadata when it’s created through Adobe’s software suite. The Content Authenticity Initiative label includes the assets name, creation data, and tools used to make it. Adobe also has a verification website where users can upload files to look into their AI metadata.
Key takeaways:
- Adobe's AI applications, Firefly, are now available in the company’s Creative Cloud apps, including an AI art generator, a generative fill tool, AI-based color correction, AI storyboarding and animated text, and a Generative Recolor function.
- Firefly is being integrated into Adobe Express and the Creative Cloud app, and each customer is being granted a number of “Generative Credits” as part of their plans for generating content based on text-based prompts.
- Adobe's text-to-image AI uses images from its own Adobe Stock service, and Adobe Stock contributors will receive a once-a-year bonus dependent on the total number of approved images and assets.
- Adobe has a system for labeling work created or modified by AI, called the “Nutrition Label”, which automatically applies to AI content’s metadata when it’s created through Adobe’s software suite, and there's a verification website where users can upload files to look into their AI metadata.