AI-powered Photoshop: Adobe Firefly Redefines Image Editing and Creation
In a move that has raised concerns about job losses and the proliferation of fake images, software giant Adobe has announced its plans to integrate generative AI into its popular Photoshop program. However, the company has emphasized that this integration, specifically with the generative AI product called Adobe Firefly, will serve as a "co-pilot" to graphic design rather than a complete replacement for human designers. Adobe Firefly, which was launched as a beta version six weeks ago, will enable users to utilize the "generative fill" feature in Photoshop. This feature allows users to add, expand, or remove unwanted elements from images by simply providing a text prompt, similar to the methods employed by Dall-E and Midjourney. For instance, users can input prompts like "long haired dachshund with long flowing rainbow hair." Starting from today, the generative fill feature will be available in the desktop beta version, with a broader release planned for...