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Relax, he says, ‘You're going to enjoy things written by humans for a long time’

Can Adobe Firefly buck the AI controversy trend?

Security researchers have successfully exploited zero-day vulnerabilities found in macOS, Windows, and Tesla software at the Zero Day Initiative’s Pwn2Own conference. Day one of the 2023 competition, hosted in Vancouver, saw 12 unique zero-day vulnerabilities exploited in Microsoft SharePoint, Windows 11, Adobe Reader, Oracle VirtualBox, Tesla Gateway, and macOS. SEE…

Nvidia has announced a series of big tech partnerships this week, including collaborations with AWS and Adobe to provide cloud infrastructure and hardware for training proprietary AI models. AWS will work with Nvidia to build scalable infrastructure with the express purpose of training large language models (LLMs) for use in…

Right now, the hot new field is at its best when handling creative tasks where there's no "right answer."

The economy has been in turbulence for many months, and a combination of global conditions and domestic policies will have extended these conditions well into 2023 and likely beyond. Although it’s looking less likely the UK will suffer a technical recession this year, the economy is still set to contract.…

The companies are training their new A.I. platforms on licensed and out-of-copyright images.

Numbers from Adobe show that consumers spent $86.8 billion buying groceries online in 2022.

Dan Durn talks about Adobe's growth, preventing mass layoffs, and generative A.I.