Upcoming Adobe tool aimed at halting AI training on visuals and media

Adobe has announced intentions to introduce a novel online tool known as Content Authenticity, a component of the Content Credentials system that safeguards against unauthorized use of content creators’ photos, videos, and audio in AI training processes.

The tool is compatible with a wide array of visuals and media, not exclusively those crafted using Adobe’s software, as reported by The Verge.

A beta version of Content Authenticity will be made accessible to the public in the first quarter of 2025, as per the company’s statement. A complimentary Adobe account is all that’s necessary, eliminating the requirement for a premium subscription to utilize the online tool.

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