Adobe's experimental Indigo camera app, initially focused on SLR-like photography, is updated with a generative AI suite called "AI Playground." This new feature, which uses Google's Nano Banana AI model, is being tested with a small user group, offering tools for styles, object editing, photo guidance, and custom edits.
Adobe's experimental Project Indigo camera app is integrating generative AI tools, shifting focus from a "natural SLR-like look." The new "AI Playground" offers object editing, styles, photo guidance, and custom edit features, aiming to assist mobile photographers at the point of capture.
LimeWire, a generative AI platform, empowers creators to produce, share, and monetize AI-generated content, including images, with upcoming music and video tools, offering NFT minting, ad revenue, and royalty models.
Google is rolling out a feature in My Ad Center to disclose when ads are created or edited with AI, aiming to prevent misleading content by informing consumers about synthetic ad imagery.
The US Department of Defense is using generative AI tools like Google's Gemini to draft congressionally mandated reports, significantly reducing preparation time. While officials praise the efficiency, concerns are raised about potential AI-generated errors undermining congressional oversight and accountability, especially given the Pentagon's large budget.
Google TV is rolling out a software update that includes YouTube Shorts integration, allowing personalized short-form videos on the homepage. It also adds AI features like the Nano Banana image generator and Veo video creation tool, plus Gemini integration and the Google Photos Remix editing suite.
Panic, the firm behind the Playdate handheld, now prohibits creative AI applications while preserving developer productivity aids.
