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Adobe launches generative AI services

Adobe launches generative AI services

Discover Adobe's new generative AI services, including Firefly for image creation and advanced marketing tools, transforming creative workflows.

Adobe has launched a number of generative AI-powered services as part of its Sensei GenAI platform, including Firefly, a tool that generates images. Firefly is now available in the standalone Firefly web app, Adobe Express and Creative Cloud. Adobe is willing to indemnify businesses that use Firefly-generated images. Adobe Experience Manager and Adobe Journey Optimized now get a generative AI-based marketing copy generator. Users of Customer Journey Analytics will now also be able to use natural language queries to analyze their data and the service can now automatically caption charts and graphs.

Original article: Adobe brings Firefly to the enterprise

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