Adobe announces four experimental AI "sneaks" at its Max conference
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Adobe announces four experimental AI tools, called "sneaks," at its Max conference.
Project Screen Test designs AI characters through conversation, Project Sight Span turns images into navigable 3D scenes, Project Sound Bender syncs generated sound effects to video, and Project Rinse Repeat copies Photoshop edits to other subjects in a photo.
Adobe calls the sneaks tech previews that might be developed into tools for its Creative Cloud apps or Firefly platform. The company does not guarantee that any of them will become available features. IThome reports the same four projects and the same caveat.
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- IThome · AINewsAdobe unveils four experimental AI creative projects at MAX
AIAdobe unveils four experimental "Sneaks" projects that turn photos into explorable 3D scenes, design AI characters through conversation, mix video audio with a control pad, and copy Photoshop edits to other subjects. The company says these are technology previews, and Adobe does not guarantee any of them will become Creative Cloud or Firefly tools.
- The Verge · AINewsAdobe announces experimental AI tools for 3D photo scenes, character design, and sound mixing
AIAdobe announces four experimental AI "sneaks" at its Max conference: Project Screen Test for designing AI characters through conversation, Project Sight Span for turning images into navigable 3D scenes, Project Sound Bender for syncing generated sound effects to video, and Project Rinse Repeat for copying Photoshop edits to other subjects in a photo. Adobe says these are tech previews that may or may not become features in its Creative Cloud apps or Firefly platform.
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