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Social-media company X lifted the ban on searches for Taylor Swift Monday evening, after blocking users from search ing for her following the spread of fake sexually-explicit image s of the pop singer on the social media site last week. The search has been reactivated and the social media platform "will continue to be vigilant for any attempt to spread this content and will remove it if we find it," Joe Benarroch, head of Business operations at X, said in a statement on Monday Searches for Taylor Swift's name on Sunday afternoon on the social media platform formerly known as Twitter yielded the error message, "Something went wrong. Try reloading." X had called the measure a temporary action done with "abundance of caution." One image of Swift, who was named Time Magazine's "Person of the Year" in 2023, shared on X was viewed 47 million times before the account was suspended, according to a New York Times report. The ban on ...

Getty Images has launched Generative AI by iStock, a cutting-edge tool utilizing NVIDIA Picasso for visual content creation. Tailored with proprietary data from Getty Images' creative libraries, this AI guards against reproducing copyrighted elements, ensuring Business es generate content with confidence. Moreover, every licensed visual comes with iStock's standard $10K USD legal coverage. Seamlessly integrating with iStock's extensive library, it provides myriad options for diverse marketing needs, such as print, social media, and online promotions. Read more Apple's Vision Pro headset to go on sale in US starting Feb 2 Customers can download and license generated visuals with legal indemnification at no additional cost, providing a cost-effective entry point for exploring generative AI in marketing efforts. Furthermore, iStock facilitates advanced generative AI features through APIs, allowing easy integration into creative applications and plugins for image modif...

Adobe on Tuesday said it is rolling out new image-generation technology that can draw inspiration from an uploaded image and match its style, in its latest push to compete with startups challenging its core business. Image-generating technology from firms like Midjourney and Stable Diffusion have threatened Adobe's customer base of creative professionals who use its tools like Photoshop. The San Jose, California-based company has responded by aggressively developing its own version of the Technology and injecting it into its software programs. Adobe, which has promised its customers that generated images will be safe from legal challenges, said those customers have used the tools to generate three billion images, a billion of them in the last month alone. The new generation of tools announced on Tuesday will include a feature called "Generative Match". Like Adobe's earlier tool, it will allow users to generate an image from a few words of text. But...

Created by OpenAI, Dall-E2 is another fantastic application that generates image s using text prompts. The simple-to-use software requires you to input details on what image you require, and will present you with a range of options to choose from. Though AI image generation is remarkable and the results are sometimes quite impressive, image generation isn't the most accurate in providing the best picture. After a couple of tests with a range of different text prompts, it was observed that the application is better at creating animations and art, than it is at providing real-life images. The Surprise Me feature provides random prompt suggestions to try out while you can also upload image s to edit using textual prompts. Unlike other AI image generator s online, this platform provides 15 free credits to edit and generate image s for a month. Additional credits will need to be purchased for more image generation. In comparison with the ChatGPT image generator , this platform...