They published a post called “Generative AI: A Creative New World,” where they laid out their position on generative AI tools like Jasper, DALL-E 2, Stable Diffusion, and others that are taking the world by storm. With the addition of DALL-E 2 text-to-image generating tools, users can generate new visual design ideas from natural text descriptions or uploaded reference images-which the company says are first-of-its-kind capabilities for the fashion industry.įinally, Paul and Mike discuss Sequoia Capital, one of the best-known venture capital firms on the planet, and the fact they just signaled that they’re all-in on generative AI. Next, New York City-based CALA, a startup that bills itself as the “world’s first operating system for fashion,” is adding DALL-E 2's image-generation to its platform to enable users to make AI-powered product designs. And we are working with the creative and technological communities to ensure that Generative AI is developed with transparency.” Among the questions: How is the work of creative people being used to train AI models? And how will we know whether something we see was created by a human or a computer?Īdobe says, “We are committed to helping lead this transition by implementing Generative AI in our tools in a way that empowers artists and opens creativity to new people, but never seeks to replace human imagination and judgment. At the same time, like a lot of new technologies, generative AI has raised valid concerns.
It is a transformational technology, one that will accelerate the ways artists brainstorm and explore creative avenues-and make creativity accessible to millions more people. Mike and Paul break down three news stories this week to help you navigate this developing trend in the marketing AI world.Īdobe, along with many other innovators, has been experimenting with generative AI, and will be infusing AI into their Creative Cloud and other products. You heard about Jasper, Stability AI, and more last week, and it continues.
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