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Adobe 周一为 Photoshop 宣布了一系列新的 AI 功能，包括轻松去除图像中常见干扰的生成工具。该公司在博客中详细介绍了更多图形编辑平台的功能，这些功能使用 Adobe 的生成式 AI 模型 Firefly。还提到了类似工具在其他平台的应用，以及新的 3D 内容相关功能。同时，Adobe 强调对创作者的承诺及对版权的尊重，但此前曾因更新使用条款引发用户不满。
🎨Adobe 为 Photoshop 推出新 AI 功能，如利用生成工具轻松去除图像中的常见干扰，在现有‘Remove’工具中增加‘Distraction Removal’工具，可圈选背景中的物体或人并去除。
📷类似的‘Generative Remove’工具现已在 Adobe 的其他图像处理平台 Lightroom 中广泛应用，今年早些时候已推出测试版。
🖼️Adobe 还将 Photoshop 的‘Generative Expand’工具添加到 InDesign 中，可使用裁剪工具放大图像，并用生成式 AI 填充扩展图像。此外，Creative Cloud 平台推出新的 Adobe Substance 3D Viewer 应用测试版，便于将 3D 内容集成到 2D Photoshop 设计中。
📜Adobe 在四月已为 Photoshop 添加一系列 AI 工具，包括根据文本提示生成和编辑图像，此次进一步更新，但更新引发了版权担忧。
Adobe announced a bunch of new AI features for Photoshop on Monday, including its generative tool that lets you easily "remove common distractions" from images. Yes, it's very similar to the company's existing "Generative Remove" tool, as well as Google's Magic Eraser, Apple Intelligence's Clean Up, and Samsung's Galaxy AI tools, which let you wipe pesky details of reality from your pics.
In a blog post by Photoshop product manager Pam Clark, the company detailed more features for the graphics editing platform, which use Adobe's generative AI model, Firefly. Highlights include a "Distraction Removal" tool within the existing "Remove" tool added last year, which lets you circle objects or people in the background to get rid of them.
The similar "Generative Remove" tool is now widely available in Adobe's other image processing platform, Lightroom, having been launched in beta earlier this year.
Here's Adobe's example of the "Distraction Removal" tool in action:
Left: Credit: Adobe
Right: Credit: Adobe
Adobe has also added its Photoshop "Generative Expand" tool to InDesign, which lets you make an image larger using the crop tool, then uses generative AI to fill the frame with extended imagery. Plus, there's a new Adobe Substance 3D Viewer app out in beta through the Creative Cloud platform, which lets you integrate 3D content into 2D Photoshop designs more easily. You can read more about Adobe's other AI features in the blog post.
Adobe already added a suite of AI tools to Photoshop in April, including the ability to generate and edit images from text prompts — Adobe has updated this tool further in its latest iteration. But the update was instantly met with concerns over copyright — Mashable's Cecily Mauran has a full report on these concerns.
With the latest announcement of AI tools, Clark made sure to check the box and include a nod to creatives in the blog post and point readers to Adobe's public statement on AI-generated imagery; a corporate must in a time of increasing concern about this among illustrators, graphic designers, and other creatives.
"Our commitment to creatives is at the core of everything we do, with generative AI features designed to serve as a creative companion that streamlines your creative process," Clark's post reads. "As we develop these advanced technologies, we take pride in the fact that we do so responsibly and always respect the rights of creators."
It's been a rough year for Adobe following the debacle that saw the company update its Terms of Use. Users were outraged about ownership of their work after Adobe announced a vaguely worded new AI policy about AI model training. The company could have used a "Distraction Removal" tool there.
