Firefly Generated Images by Ad Agency for in-house design team to us

[paulv26425991]

Trying to find an answer to this: I work for a large company that outsources some design projects. One project recently was a multi-page brochure with several Firefly generate images in it. The Agency generated the images with their Firefly account. When asked for the images they said they could not give us the images but could sell us the rights to use the images. We have an email going to a couple of our Adobe reps to get this cleared up for us but wanted to ask if anyone has encountered this and how was it handled?

[droopydog500 · Accepted solution]

Hello @paulv26425991,

We are not attorneys here and cannot provide legal advice. Your best advice in this matter would be from an attorney experienced in contract law.

If you read through the terms and conditions of the Adobe documents, I think you will find there does not appear to be any language to support a claim that Adobe is the source of that requirement. My observations are that Adobe rarely comments on this issue outside the four corners of the documents listed below, so you may not get a direct answer from Adobe.

Based solely on the text you posted, I would say this sounds like that is the agency's own commercial claim and perhaps your contract with the agency addresses that issue.

The terms of use are detailed in this document:  Adobe Generative AI User Guidelines. And Adobe Generative AI Additional Terms: Adobe Generative AI Additional Terms.

My best,

    droopy