Adobe wants to sell images created by artificial intelligence on Adobe Stock

This year we heard about neural networks capable of generating images from text descriptions. For example, DALL-E or Midjourney. Adobe plans to sell artificial intelligence work.

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Many platforms refuse to exhibit images created by neural networks. They believe AI is a threat to real artists. In addition, neural networks can use real works in their work, which is fraught with plagiarism.

However, Adobe believes otherwise. The company does not see the artificial intelligence as a threat to creativity and even plans to sell images created by neural networks, on its platform Adobe Stock. In this case, such pictures will receive special marks. Also Adobe believes that AI complements the artists and does not replace them.

There is no information about the prices of neural network works yet. The Adobe Stock store has images in various price categories. For example, the first picture added above costs £48 ($59), and the second is £200 ($245) or £400 ($490), depending on the resolution.

Source: slashgear

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