Adobe Inc. is improving its suite of artificial intelligence-powered creative tools with new Firefly generative AI models alongside a newly announced Firefly app. Today at the company’s Max London ...

Adobe unveiled a new version of its Firefly image generation models at the recent Adobe MAX event in London. The company also announced it has built a new Firefly web-based app around the technology.

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When its redesigned Firefly app arrived earlier this year, Adobe launched the platform without Android and iOS app support, saying those would come at a later date. Today, the company is making good ...

Firefly combines Adobe’s commercially safe Firefly models and now the choice of models from partners including Google Cloud and OpenAI so creators can ideate, create and produce images, videos, audio, ...

There are so many image generators on the market, each with its advantages. Picking which model to use for each task can be daunting, so Adobe wants to simplify that process. Also: Adobe Photoshop is ...

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Adobe’s Firefly generative AI service is evolving into becoming more of a front-end service for generative AI in general, as Adobe has made its text-to-video capabilities generally available as well ...

Adobe on Tuesday unveiled several new tools for its suite of apps at the Adobe Max conference, including new AI capabilities that should improve the workflow of creators, whether it's images, video, ...

Adobe has released the latest version of Firefly that now leans heavily on AI for nearly every facet of video and image post-production. The updated app can now use AI to generate narration, music, ...

Cars floating in the sky. Upside-down skyscrapers that remind you of Christopher Nolan's "Inception." Confused protagonists standing on the ledge, running in the woods, driving an off-road bike, or ...

Adobe shares have lagged this year, declining ~20%, despite strong fundamentals and raised guidance, creating an attractive entry point for long-term investors. Despite fears that AI will crowd out ...