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You might be able to get away with foregoing Valentine’s Day gifts and maybe even Christmas gifts, but there’s absolutely no way mum is going to let this one slide. It’s still a nice tradition to get ...

Adobe on Thursday launched the latest iteration of its Firefly family of image generation AI models, a model for generating vectors, and a redesigned web app that houses all its AI models ...

There are so many image generators on the market, each with its advantages. Picking which model to use for each task can be daunting, so Adobe wants to simplify that process. Also: Adobe ...

He joined The Verge in 2019 after nearly two years at Techmeme. “The model’s versatility allows it to create images across diverse styles, faithfully follow custom guidelines, leverage world ...

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This so-called Large Photogrammetry Model is able to reconstruct 3D objects and scenes from just a few 2D photos, but with a big difference from current pipelines. Here’s why this is a big deal.

Adobe has launched two new versions of its text-to-image generative AI model alongside a host of new Firefly features and Creative Cloud app updates coming to Photoshop and Illustrator.

Police have released an image of a man they would like to speak to after high-value jewellery was stolen from a Nottingham home in broad-daylight. The incident took place at a property in Blenheim ...

Freepik, the online graphic design platform, unveiled a new “open” AI image model on Tuesday that the company says was trained exclusively on commercially licensed, “safe-for-work” images.