Well, until they told us that is. In a sign of the times, Microsoft published a blog describing the process behind one of their latest ads which relied upon AI-generated imagery and content to work. Ostensibly conceived to demonstrate the company’s prowess in AI, the ads show off Microsoft’s latest iteration of the Surface along […]
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ChatGPT’s new image-generating tool is causing more than a stir in the artistic and legal communities. It has also gotten the attention of massive names like Adobe and Figma. In fact, those two platforms, among others, will be integrating this ChatGPT feature into their workflows going forward, giving millions of users access to some of […]
The vast ecosystem of photo and video editing apps just got a little bigger today as Meta’s latest, the aptly named Edits, just debuted to take on the current social media darling CapCut and others in the eternal struggle for users and relevance. Producing quality content on social media is one of the hallmarks of […]
The debate over generative AI doesn’t look to be settled anytime soon but the specific contours of what it should and should not do are starting to form, and fast. One case is over in Japan where the recent spate of ChatGPT-generated Ghibli-esque images has garnered attention and possibly future regulation. Ostensibly to protect creators […]
It’s rare that we get to cover world firsts in photography and videography. And, let’s face it, those are typically reserved for some phenomenon in space. That’s not hard to believe with the advent of smartphones and our penchant to document anything and everything around us. But even with that natural inclination, there are still […]
There’s a lot of controversy around generative AI, particularly when it comes down to the question of “how did it get this good this fast.” Well, one answer is somewhat glaringly obvious and that is that these models have trained themselves on existing libraries of media. And that has largely proven to be the case. […]