
 Last Week in AI
 Last Week in AI #141 - Adobe AI upgrades, Ernie 4.0, TimeGPT, No Fakes Act, AI drones
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 Oct 26, 2023  Adobe is enhancing its AI tools, pushing generative features in Photoshop and Illustrator. Baidu's Ernie 4.0 emerges as a rival to GPT-4, sparking debates about AI capabilities. The No Fakes Act aims to protect performers from unauthorized AI replicas. Tensions rise in AI hardware as Arm China staff form a new startup amidst industry shifts. Microsoft dives into AI vulnerabilities with a lucrative bug bounty program, while the ChatGPT app faces slowing growth amid fierce competition. Ethical concerns also loom as AI advances in military applications. 
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Adobe's AI Strategy
- Adobe is heavily investing in generative AI, offering indemnification for users.
- Their models use only Adobe's data, limiting generation of copyrighted images.
Copyright Limitations in Adobe's AI
- A graphic designer found Adobe's AI tools frustrating due to the lack of copyrighted material.
- It can't generate or modify copyrighted characters, leading to strange outputs.
Character.AI's Integration with Adobe
- Character.AI's popularity is partly due to its integration with existing Adobe software.
- Designers using Adobe products find Character.AI tools easily accessible.





