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Is adobe trained on their own library of licensed images, as opposed to scraping whole internets? If so, even as a private individual just fooling around, I'll

Is adobe trained on their own library of licensed images, as opposed to scraping whole internets? If so, even as a private individual just fooling around, I'll start using it from both legal and ethical perspective as long as it's reasonably equivalent to other models. And this from a person who's been fairly vocal against adobe's cloud subscription model ;-<. I can only imagine for anybody with a commercial need it would be an immediate no brain er - they'll have an established relationship, account and billing, they'll perceive it as integrating in their work flow, and it'll just become another part of the pipeline.

greensoap 3y ago
It is trained on Adobe Stock and supplemented with openly licensed and public domain content. https://blog.adobe.com/en/publish/2023/03/21/responsible-innovation-age-of-generative-ai https://blog.adobe.com/en/publish/2023/03/21/responsible-inn...
codetrotter 3y ago
> ethical perspective If a photographer licenses a photo to Adobe Stock, they get paid every time someone pays to use the photo, right? But if Adobe trained their AI on photos you had licensed to Adobe Stock. Do you get compensated at all? If not, it’s not really different from what everyone else was doing in terms of ethics.