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Graham Barlow

Adobe’s new free web app will protect your content from being stolen by AI online

Adobe Content Authenticity beta in a web browser.

It used to be fairly easy to spot AI images - everybody had six fingers and an extra limb or two, but as AI evolves it’s getting harder and harder to spot the difference between real art and AI. Worse still, AI is being trained on artists' work without their permission and without them being compensated.

Creatives aren’t necessarily opposed to AI – many can see the benefits of using AI tools, especially when it comes to automating mundane tasks – but there are real concerns that AI is stealing people’s artwork, learning from it, then regurgitating knock-off copies in an artist’s style. In an effort to protect artists' work, Adobe is launching a new, free, web app designed to protect artists online.

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