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Hi,
i want to know may can i submit images to adobe stock that i have made using Adobe Fireflly AI. because Adobe Stock allow AI genrated images into it.
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Ah, found the relevant info. From Firefly FAQ for Adobe Stock Contributors "We invite you to request access to the beta and come play with this new model. During the beta phase of Adobe Firefly, any Adobe Firefly generated assets cannot be used for commercial purposes." Hence, you canot submit to Adobe Stock today, because Adobe Stock is a commercial purpose.
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From what so read before, there is a special rule in the license for Firefly and the answer is NO.
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Adobe may change the rules, of course. Maybe people will be allowed to submit to Adobe Stock. More interestingly, maybe Adobe will automatically have the rights to images and can just sell them without paying a contributor - cutting out the middle man is attractive, and this might provide a way to cover the costs of running the service, since there is no copyright on AI images. Also Firefly is trained on Adobe Stock, so they might want to keep it out of Stock to avoid recursion. This is just my speculation, not inside knowledge. We don't even know if Firefly will continue after the current beta trial.
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Ah, found the relevant info. From Firefly FAQ for Adobe Stock Contributors "We invite you to request access to the beta and come play with this new model. During the beta phase of Adobe Firefly, any Adobe Firefly generated assets cannot be used for commercial purposes." Hence, you canot submit to Adobe Stock today, because Adobe Stock is a commercial purpose.
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i am relly sorry i did not mentioned. i was asking my question about the final version but i got your point. and very thankful for you kind reply.
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I don't think we know yet whether, and under what terms, Adobe will allow Firefly-generated assets to be sold/licensed.
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I think Adobe really don't know what they will do for sure. That's why they are having the beta. They will be looking at how many people sign up, having discussions about what they can charge vs the running costs, look at the status of AI in Adobe Stock for customers (eg have customer purchases gone down or up since the great AI explosion), many long long meeting with legal about copyright and licensing and so on and so on.
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I don't know if it will take flight but if it does, Firefly may eventually become a paid service the way Adobe Stock assets are sold.
Based on latest rules released by the U.S. Copyright office, unless a human transforms or makes major changes to generative AI, it can't be protected by copyright. So AI generated content on its own is just digital dust.