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Adobe’s working on generative video, too


Adobe says it's building an AI model to generate video. But it's not revealing when this model will launch, exactly -- or much about it besides the fact

To address fears of deepfakes that inevitably crops up around generative AI tools such as these, Adobe says it’s bringing Content Credentials — metadata to identify AI-generated media — to Premiere. Adobe seems to be intent on avoiding this end, like its sometime generative AI competition Shutterstock and Getty Images (which also have arrangements to license model training data), and — with its IP indemnity policy — positioning itself as a verifiably “safe” option for enterprise customers. It’d be foolish not to — to be caught flat-footed in the generative AI race is to risk losing out on a valuable potential new revenue stream, assuming the economics eventually work out in Adobe’s favors.

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