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If you can think of it, Shutterstock’s new AI image generator can make it.
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Jan 25, 2023, 11:11 am EST | 1 min read Shutterstock.com
While some stock photography and image websites are fighting AI-generated content, others like Adobe and Shutterstock are embracing it. After partnering with DALLE-2 back in October, today Shutterstock released an AI-generation tool for its customers.
Powered by DALLE-2 and OpenAI, customers that use Shutterstock’s online design platform can quickly ask for AI-generated images in under 10 seconds. More importantly, whatever wild idea the artificial intelligence creates is “ready for licensing.”
Basically, instead of trying to block AI content, Shutterstock wants to sell it. In the announcement back in October, the company mentioned it plans to create a cash fund that will compensate artists when image-generating AI uses their work.
Generative AI exploded in 2022, using artificial intelligence models to create art, photos, video, music, writing, and more. It’s safe to say this technology is here to stay, at least for now, regardless of all…
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