Adobe announced on Thursday the release of the latest iteration of its Firefly suite of generative AI models, along with a new model specifically designed for creating vector images. This update also includes a redesigned Firefly web interface aimed at enhancing user experience and accessibility.
The new Firefly models are designed to improve the quality, detail, and accuracy of AI-generated imagery, offering users more control and creative flexibility. The addition of a vector generation tool is particularly significant for designers and illustrators, enabling them to produce scalable graphics directly from prompts—a feature that aligns closely with Adobe’s Creative Cloud products such as Illustrator.
The redesigned Firefly web experience streamlines user interaction with the AI tools, providing an intuitive platform for generating images, vectors, and other creative assets. This improvement is part of Adobe’s broader effort to integrate generative AI more seamlessly into its suite of creative tools.
Adobe continues to position Firefly as an AI system centered on commercial viability and ethical content usage. The Firefly models are trained on Adobe Stock images and public domain content with expired copyrights, which the company claims avoids the copyright issues that have affected other AI models.
The updates further underscore Adobe’s commitment to leveraging AI to support creative professionals while ensuring content quality and legal compliance.
Source: https:// – Courtesy of the original publisher.
