Adobe Announces AI Image Generators

[Darthfurby]

Adobe joins the AI Image game with Firefly,
a family of creative generative AI models that will be integrated into Adobe products(i.e. Photoshop, etc).

Unlike Midjourney, Stable Diffusion, and DALL-E, Firefly does not use content that was scraped from the web without permission or attribution, and was trained on a dataset of Adobe Stock images, along with openly licensed work and public domain content where copyright has expired.


Check it out:

To join the beta, sign up for the waitlist on Adobe's website here:

https://firefly.adobe.com/

 

[KevinDJOrb]

Wow. This is just amazing. I am sure many would try this out.

 

[Darthfurby]

Wow. This is just amazing. I am sure many would try this out.

I agree. The new AI version of Photoshop looks so good that creatives will probably have to find a new way to make money.

 

[KevinDJOrb]

I agree. The new AI version of Photoshop looks so good that creatives will probably have to find a new way to make money.

Which version of Photoshop exactly?

 

[der4c3]

Thanks for sharing this could be become a very good tool

 

[Panther28]

Nice, i subbed right away. I look forward to getting access to this as a full-package paying customer if that's what they want me to be! I guess by 2025 it will be integrated into photoshop, and premier! if its there dataset they are modelling it on.

 

[MoonStarz]

Wow this is really good to get images and no problems for copyright! checking in to this right now, thank you for sharing.

 

[DimiDrol88]

Not bad. I wonder if it will be in the public domain. Since Stable Defusion does the same thing for free.

 

[netizenwizard]

Adobe is doing a great job with AI. I'm positive Adobe will be the leader in the AI image generation market, and Firefly and the lastest Ps updates are major steps in that direction.

 

[PURSUIT MEDIA]

wow! this is amazingly awesome, i have been trying to get a replacement for midjourney

 

[Nikolaos]

Which version of Photoshop exactly?

Interested in this as well!

 

[PeterDan]

Not bad. I wonder if it will be in the public domain. Since Stable Defusion does the same thing for free.

Mostly likely not, but there will certainly be some cracked version