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Adobe tests new app to combat AI-driven content theft, using fingerprints and invisible watermarks for security.

The software powerhouse plans to release a free app to ensure creative types aren't overlooked with their work finds its way into AI-generated content.

Adobe understands that an artist's work should be protected from being used to train AI LLMs. Here's how to get access to its new free tool, which helps do just that.

Adobe has introduced a new web app, Adobe Content Authenticity, designed to help creators protect their work and ensure they ...

The web app will also allow creators to apply content credentials Users can also use it to let Adobe know not to train AI on ...