The AI Daily Brief (Formerly The AI Breakdown): Artificial Intelligence News and Analysis The US Wants To Block China's Access to Advanced AI Models
Oct 13, 2023
The Biden Administration ramps up efforts to block China from advanced AI models amid rising geopolitical tensions. Exciting innovations from Adobe and Google offer new tools for image and video editing, using natural language prompts. These developments not only enhance user creativity but also raise questions about copyright and user protection strategies in the AI domain. The intersection of tech and policy makes for a riveting discussion on the future of AI and its global implications.
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Adobe's Fast Fill
- Adobe premiered "Fast Fill," a video editing feature similar to Generative Fill.
- It allows users to change objects in videos using text prompts, like changing a tie's color or removing joggers.
Copyright and Enterprise AI
- Copyright claims are a major concern with AI-generated content, especially for enterprise use.
- Companies like Adobe, Microsoft, and Google offer legal indemnity to users facing copyright lawsuits.
Image Generation Becomes Standard
- Image generation has quickly become a standard feature for AI chatbots and search engines.
- Both ChatGPT and Bing have integrated image generation, with Google Search following suit.