Adobe is opening up access to its Firefly AI image generator to large business customers. The company has also offered to pay any legal fees if users are sued by creators for copyright infringement. Adobe says Firefly is trained on its copyrighted stock images, openly licensed content (like Creative Commons images), and public-domain content, allowing the company to offer full indemnification to businesses for any content created using Firefly. - If a customer faces infringement lawsuits, for example, Adobe will pay damages and provide legal assistance.
- Enterprise customers will be able to subscribe to company-wide access to the generative AI tools.
- As part of the deal, businesses can customize Firefly by training it to incorporate their own logos and products, making sure content falls within their brand guidelines.
- Adobe's 12,000 enterprise customers include Coca-Cola, Walgreens, Home Depot, General Motors, and U.S. Bank.
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