Firefly by Adobe Generates 1B Images, Now Goes Global
July 13 2023
Adobe’s web service, Firefly, is now globally available and supports text prompts in 100 languages, including Klingon. The user interface is available in 20 languages. The company announced that Firefly, which was launched in March, has generated over one billion assets on the web and in Photoshop, making it one of Adobe’s most successful beta releases. The Firefly tool is unique because the images created are commercially safe, as they are trained on a corpus of images from Adobe’s stock imagery service, even providing indemnity to its enterprise users.
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What does it mean?
- Beta releases: These are the version of a software or program that is released to a limited group of people to be tested for bugs or problems. It's the final testing phase before the official release of the program.
- Corpus: In the world of AI, a corpus refers to a large and structured set of texts. In this case, Adobe uses a collection of images as their corpus to train their tool.
- Stock Imagery: This term refers to a supply of generic images that people can purchase and use for their own purposes. Companies often use these images in promotional materials, websites, and other forms of media.
- Indemnity: This is a legal term which means to safeguard or secure against loss or damage. Here it implies that Adobe will bear the cost for any litigation against copyrighted images used via their service.
- Enterprise users: In most cases, this term refers to businesses or organizations that use a certain product or service, as opposed to individual users or consumers.