Adobe has unveiled new capabilities for its Firefly family of generative AI models and also teased an ‘agentic strategy’ that will make for truly intelligent tools.
Adobe MAX London saw the launch of the Firefly browser-based app, what Adobe describes as an ‘all-in-one home for AI-assisted content ideation, creation and production’. It showed off an enhanced ‘Ultra’ version of Firefly Image Model 4 and the GE version of its Firefly Video Model – but also announced it is giving...
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