Adobe’s cutting-edge artificial intelligence (AI) technology, Firefly, has produced an impressive billion-plus images since its introduction just earlier this year, soon to be available across the globe with its continuous enhancements.
Helping to make Firefly even more user friendly, Adobe has added support for over 100 different languages and has announced plans to include an additional 20 user interface localizations.
Currently, Firefly is available in multiple popular languages including German, Spanish, French, Japanese, and Portuguese from Brazil.
Today’s expansion notably widens the user base potential for Firefly, suggesting that Adobe’s remarkable achievement of the initial billion graphics landmark will likely inflate even more.
The level of creativity showcased by the use of Firefly continues to be extraordinary,” Ely Greenfield, Digital Media CTO at Adobe passionately notes. “In just a bit over three months, over a billion brilliant visuals have been borne out of Firefly, affirming it as one of our most fruitful beta projects to date.”
He expressed that the priority lies in providing accessibility to the inventive capacities of Firefly for individuals across the globe in their native languages.
The aim is for Firefly to offer a remarkable tool that helps bring to life stunning, commercial-worthy creative assets borne out of user imagination.
Since its emergence in March this year, Firefly has integrated seamlessly into Adobe’s spectrum of software, featuring in Photoshop, Illustrator, and Express.
The roadmap for Firefly includes further reaches as Adobe prepares for the technology’s official move from its beta stage in the pipeline by planning to introduce ‘Firefly for Enterprise’ later this year.
Firefly for Enterprise introduces a more commercially viable version, inviting organizations to tailor Firefly to their precise needs.
An enterprise could generate brand-solid content with their own branding, benefiting from significant efficiency gains while optimizing their expenditures, Adobe explains.
The latest to-be launched service cuts across different categories of creativity and interactive user levels, enabling anyone in a corporate setup to utilize Firefly.
Creating aesthetically appealing, brand-enhancing content set for immediate sharing and easy-to-adopt modification in Express or Creative Cloud is more feasible now for businesses.
As an added security for organizations, Adobe will offer certain “Firefly-powered” IP licensees protection, bolstering company-wide deployment confidence.