Adobe Systems Launches Generative Fill in Photoshop

Adobe Head of Digital David Wadhwani joins Bloomberg's Alex Barinka and Scarlet Fu to discuss how the company is rolling out Adobe Firefly generative artificial intelligence into the design workflow, allowing users a way to add, extend, or cut content from images using simple text prompts.
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[sandmasterflex]

I can only imagine how crazy Blender will be with ai.

[computer__eyez]

David Wadhwani… how about you bring this feature to your ipad pro app as well, and I’ll gladly pay the subscription.

[peterrayson]

One issue is creating believable photos that actually never happened and that one would not assume is so drastically altered.

[tomsawyer]

Professional Photoshop guru for 20 years now. You can already do a lot of this before! "Content aware fill" certainly already exists and I use it frequently. Nevermind it seems the end result of the generative ai is incredibly "hit or miss" visually, much like AI in general. Very cool tool to be sure, but nothing game changing for those of us who been using photoshop forever, as its just another, albeit more flexible version of content aware.

[TheSejonger]

I'm confused about the misinformation question, Adobe is using diffusion models...not language models lol

[urwomansfantasy]

soon everything will be voice activated and everything will be obsolete, we have dug our own graves.

[jimbojimbo]

Never ceases to amaze me how expensive adobe is

[see-it-for-yourself]

lol, photography as profession is dead

[Usertfders]

AI is going to make artists unplug and regress to analog. The "wow" effect is dead and everyone will be desensitized to AI.