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What will be the adoption rate of Adobe's tool by end of 2025?
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High adoption (75%+ platforms) • 25%
Moderate adoption (50-74% platforms) • 25%
Low adoption (25-49% platforms) • 25%
Minimal adoption (<25% platforms) • 25%
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Adobe to Launch Tool in 2025 to Protect Artists from AI Content Theft, $ADBE
Oct 8, 2024, 01:09 PM
Adobe is set to launch a new tool aimed at protecting artists' work from AI-driven content theft and misinformation. The tool, a free web app, will enable creators to label AI-generated content, enhancing transparency. Adobe's initiative includes a Chrome extension for inspecting content metadata and expanding its Content Credentials 'nutrition labels'. This move is part of Adobe's broader effort to mitigate the rise of AI-driven deepfakes and misinformation, ensuring the authenticity of digital content. The app is expected to launch in the first quarter of 2025. Tickers of interest: $ADBE.
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