Adobe sets new guidelines for AI

Left: Adobe Stock / Art Master, Middle: Adobe Stock /Robert Kneschke, Right: Adobe Stock / Forest Spirit

Adobe on Monday set new guidelines for creators who want to submit AI-generated images to its massive marketplace for stock art. 

"Early generative AI technologies have raised questions about how it should be properly used," Sarah Casillas, senior director of content for Adobe Stock," wrote in a blog post. "Adobe has deeply considered these questions and implemented a new submission policy that we believe will ensure our content uses AI technology responsibly by creators and customers alike."

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Casillas called generative AI "a major leap forward for creators", giving them a way to expand their portfolios and their earning potential. She added that Adobe intends to help turn generative AI technology into "tools that empower artists, while never seeking to replace human imagination."

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