Planned Adobe app to put an end to AI training on images and clips – Computerworld

Adobe has unveiled plans for a new web app called Content Authenticity, which is part of the Content Credentials platform and will be used to ensure that AI models are not trained on content creators’ images, video, or audio clips without their permission.

The app can be used with all images and clips, not just those created with Adobe’s software, according to The Verge.

A public beta version of Content Authenticity will be released in the first quarter of 2025, the company said. All that is required is a free Adobe account, meaning users don’t need a paid subscription to use the web app.