Adobe Firefly Adds Custom Models for Personal Art Style Replication

Summary

Adobe has launched a significant update to its Firefly AI studio with the introduction of Custom Models, currently in public beta. This feature enables users to train the AI to consistently replicate their unique art style by uploading 10 to 30 of their own images. The quality of the training data is assessed by a 'Model Score'. Adobe emphasizes that user data is private and not used to train Adobe's general models, nor does Adobe claim ownership over user-generated content. The company is also working to combat the uploading of copyrighted material by users. This update aims to provide greater control over style in AI-generated imagery, with plans to integrate the technology into other Creative Cloud applications.

Key points

• Adobe Firefly's Custom Models feature trains AI on user's images to replicate personal art style.
• Users need to provide 10-30 images to create a custom model.
• Adobe states user data is private and not used for training Adobe's general models.
• The feature is designed for commercial use and aims for consistent style generation.