With more tech companies scraping platforms for generative Ai training, it's becoming a bigger risk for businesses to protect their intellectual property from theft and plagiarism. Many businesses don't have the financial ability to take companies to court for scraping content, and companies like META that own platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and Threads have manipulated their Terms of Service to force compliance. Again, these are all huge risks to businesses, especially small businesses and independent businesses owned and run by a single person.
Adobe should make an Anti-Ai filter when saving or exporting files.
Whether this is JPGs, PNGs, PDFs, etc, businesses and users need more protections to safeguard against theft by scraping. Given that Adobe has mistakenly invested so much in this tech, I think it would be fitting for them to shift focus towards protecting users from generative Ai with new options for exporting files.
Generative Ai and this technology doesn't seem to be going away, which increases the risks, so we'll need more protection against it while laws and regulations catch up. Adobe should be taking more proactive steps to be developing for it's users as we're the ones who use these products, many of us to pay our bills and put food on the table.
Even if a filter may not be the best option, if you're a creative professional or small business who is concerned about how generative Ai is being missued and companies taking advantage of your business, speak up!
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