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Firefly was trained using Midjourney images for 5% of the training material, amounting to around 1.25 million pictures out of 248 million total that Adobe has under license[https://martech.org/legal-risks-loom-for-firefly-users-after-adobes-ai-image-tool-training-exposed/]. The images Midjourney was trained on were in turn scraped from the web [https://www.forbes.com/sites/robsalkowitz/2022/09/16/midjourney-founder-david-holz-on-the-impact-of-ai-on-art-imagination-and-the-creative-economy/]. Despite Adobe's claims that they aren't using user's images as training data for Adobe Firefly, artists are not convinced [https://www.wired.com/story/adobe-says-it-wont-train-ai-using-artists-work-creatives-arent-convinced/]. | |||
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Revision as of 05:03, 20 January 2025
Adobe Firefly was released in June 22, 2023 as a generative AI tool to generate images from text.
Adobe Firefly Training Data Controversy
Firefly was trained using Midjourney images for 5% of the training material, amounting to around 1.25 million pictures out of 248 million total that Adobe has under license[1]. The images Midjourney was trained on were in turn scraped from the web [2]. Despite Adobe's claims that they aren't using user's images as training data for Adobe Firefly, artists are not convinced [3].