The company also plans to protect customers accused of copyright violations with images generated by Titan Image Generator, in line with its AI indemnification policy. Images created with the model will come with a "tamper-resistant" invisible watermark by default to prevent the spread of AI-generated misinformation and abuse imagery. However, Amazon has not disclosed the source of the datasets used to train the model or whether it has obtained permission from or compensated the creators of the images used.
Key takeaways:
- Amazon has released an image generator called Titan Image Generator, which is part of its Titan family of generative AI models. The tool can create new images from text descriptions or customize existing images.
- The Titan Image Generator was trained on a diverse set of data sets across a broad range of domains and includes built-in mitigations for toxicity and bias.
- Images created with Titan Image Generator will come with a "tamper-resistant" invisible watermark by default, as part of an effort to mitigate the spread of AI-generated misinformation and abuse imagery.
- Amazon will protect customers accused of violating copyright with images generated by Titan Image Generator, in line with its AI indemnification policy.