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Adobe set to release a generative AI video creation tool later this year – News

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Last updated: 2024/09/12 at 5:29 AM
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Adobe is set to release a new generative AI-powered video creation and editing tool called Adobe Firefly Video Model later this year. This tool will join Adobe’s existing line of Firefly image-generating applications and will allow users to produce still images, designs, and vector graphics. With the growing market for AI-based video generation tools already targeted by other companies like OpenAI’s Sora and Stability AI’s Stable Video Diffusion, Adobe is looking to establish itself as a major player in this space.

The Adobe Firefly Video Model tool can generate a five-second clip for a single prompt and can interpret both text and image prompts. Users will be able to specify camera angles, panning, motion, and zoom to create the desired video. According to Alexandru Costin, vice president of generative AI at Adobe, the company has invested in ensuring the tool reaches the level of quality and prompt understanding that videographers expect, respecting guidance and feedback from professionals in the field.

The video model is trained on public domain or licensed content that Adobe has permission to use, rather than on any Adobe customer content. Adobe ensures that the content used for training is sourced from the Adobe Stock database, which contains 400 million images, illustrations, and videos that do not infringe on intellectual property rights, trademarks, or recognizable characters. This commitment to using only authorized content underlines Adobe’s dedication to legal and ethical standards in the development of AI tools.

In addition to the Firefly Video Model, Adobe is also introducing Generative Extend, a tool that will be available in the Premiere Pro video editing software. This tool can extend any existing clip by two seconds by generating an appropriate insert to fill gaps in the footage. Initially previewed in April, Generative Extend has received a positive reaction from Adobe’s customers, highlighting the potential impact of AI-powered tools in video editing and production. By expanding its suite of applications with innovative AI features, Adobe aims to stay at the forefront of technology in the creative professional industry.

The release of Adobe Firefly Video Model and Generative Extend demonstrates Adobe’s commitment to leveraging AI technology to enhance the capabilities of its creative software solutions. With the increasing demand for AI-powered tools in the video creation and editing space, Adobe is positioning itself as a leader in this market by offering cutting-edge features that cater to the needs of creative professionals. The company’s focus on quality, prompt understanding of prompts, and legal compliance sets it apart in the competitive landscape of AI video tools.

As Adobe continues to innovate and expand its product offerings, creative professionals can look forward to a new era of video creation and editing with advanced AI capabilities. By incorporating AI-powered tools like Adobe Firefly Video Model and Generative Extend into their workflows, users can streamline their processes, enhance their creativity, and achieve professional-level results more efficiently than ever before. With Adobe leading the way in AI-driven software solutions, the future of video production is looking brighter and more exciting than ever.

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