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Hey Adobe - please do something about the sheer volume of garbage AI-generated content now appearing in my Stock image searches. If I wanted AI-generated images, I would create them myself.

I don't pay my subscription for this kind of material, and feel that it degrades the service. I now get pages of this low-value content that makes searching for what I need harder. This stuff has no place in your portfolio since it is not strictly 'stock' imagery.

Allowing this stuff in will ultimately harm your business.

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They did something: Adobe added a filter to exclude generative AI from your search.

https://community.adobe.com/t5/stock-discussions/generative-ai-filter-now-available-for-adobe-stock-search/td-p/13754480

ABAMBO | Hard- and Software Engineer | Photographer

Abambo

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They did something: Adobe added a filter to exclude generative AI from your search.

https://community.adobe.com/t5/stock-discussions/generative-ai-filter-now-available-for-adobe-stock-search/td-p/13754480

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Thanks! I missed that somehow. I appreciate the response - thanks for your time.

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Abambo

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You're welcome.

FYI: Adobe even tries to identify the assets, that were not correctly identified at the beginning of the AI wave, so that they can be includerd/excluded in your filtered search. Generative AI is indeed a mixed blessing. Writing the correct prompts takes experience and is not without a punch of imagination. But you are right, most of the AI assets are of little use, if you are searching certain assets.

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