Adobe will open access to Firefly’s generative neural network

Adobe will provide access to the Firefly generative artificial intelligence model to organizations. The company announced this at the Adobe Summit event, writes The Verge.

Corporate users will be able to access the neural network for generating images through a separate Firefly application, Creative Cloud or Adobe Express. The companies themselves can train the model on their own data arrays, so that the neural network reproduces the already developed brand style.

“Business leaders expect demand for content to grow five-fold over the next two years, so they need to improve efficiency within the company,” said David Wadhwani, president of Adobe’s digital media division.

The cost of Adobe Firefly is not yet known, but senior vice president of digital media Ashley Still told The Verge that the license price will be fixed for everyone and will only vary based on the size and needs of the organization.

The release date of Adobe Firefly for Enterprise is also not disclosed. It is known that the product will be available to individuals and legal entities only after the neural network exits beta testing.

A beta version of Photoshop now integrates a generative content fill that’s powered by Adobe Firefly. The function will allow you to expand the boundaries of the image and supplement them based on the existing image using neural networks.