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Adobe has unveiled its new generative AI tools for video editing, showcasing the capabilities of its Adobe Firefly video model, which can generate and manipulate objects in videos, extend scenes, and create backdrops. While the company emphasizes transparency in disclosing the use of AI, concerns arise about the potential for misleading content as technology advances.
Adobe is considering integrating third-party generative AI tools like OpenAI's Sora into its Premiere Pro video editing software, aiming to add AI-based features such as generating objects and removing distractions from scenes. The move comes as Adobe faces competition from OpenAI, Midjourney, and other startups in the AI video tools space. While Adobe has not finalized revenue sharing with outside developers, it plans to alert users when non-Adobe AI models are used and clearly indicate the AI technology used to create videos.
Adobe has teased new AI video editing tools for Premiere Pro, inspired by features in Photoshop, aimed at speeding up workflows and bringing generative AI tools like Generative Fill, Generative Expand, and Remove to moving images.
Adobe previews new AI-powered features for Premiere Pro, including Object Addition & Removal, Generative Extend, and Text to Video, all powered by its latest generative AI model, Firefly. These features aim to simplify video editing tasks such as extending clips, removing unwanted objects, and generating new footage directly within the app. The company also showcased the ability to import custom AI models and announced updates for all users in May, including interactive fade handles, Essential Sound badge with audio category tagging, effect badges, and redesigned waveforms in the timeline.
Adobe is developing generative AI video tools for Premiere Pro, including integrations with third-party AI models like OpenAI's Sora. These tools will allow users to generate and manipulate video content using text prompts, similar to Photoshop's Generative Fill feature. While no release date has been set, Adobe aims to provide users with more options and control over their video editing process. The move to integrate third-party AI models aligns with Adobe's goal to enhance its software ecosystem and make AI tools more accessible to creative professionals.
Adobe announces the integration of generative AI tools, including Firefly, Sora, and Runway, into its video editing software Premiere Pro by 2024. The new AI video tools include Generative Extend, Object Addition and Removal, and Text to Video, aiming to enhance the editing process with features such as creating new frames, adding or removing objects in real time, and generating video from text. Adobe also emphasizes its commitment to ethical content usage and plans to attach Content Credentials to assets produced within its applications.
Adobe has introduced major new audio updates in Premiere Pro, including interactive fade handles, AI-powered audio category tagging, redesigned FX clip badges, and modern, intelligent waveforms and clips. These updates aim to provide a faster and more intuitive audio workflow for editing and mixing sound directly in Adobe Premiere Pro, and are available in the latest beta release for Creative Cloud members.
Adobe is introducing new AI-powered audio editing features to Premiere Pro, including interactive fade handles, AI-powered audio category tagging, and Enhanced Speech beta feature that cleans up poorly recorded dialogue. These updates aim to streamline the audio editing process, providing more control and customization options for editors. The Premiere Pro beta is available to Creative Cloud subscribers, allowing them to experiment with these features before they are fully released. These enhancements are designed to optimize the editing workflow and free up time for editors to focus on other creative endeavors.
Adobe is set to introduce AI video synthesis tools to its Premiere Pro and After Effects software, building on the text-based video editing it announced last week. The generative video effects will be powered by Adobe Firefly, which will expand to include video and audio generation tools. The company has released a demo reel showing Firefly for Video generating sound effects and music, changing the visual season in a video, creating a visual effect on the word "molten," and generating audio transcripts via text commands. The features will begin rolling out later this year.
Adobe has announced the introduction of AI-powered, text-based video editing to its Premiere Pro software, allowing editors to cut video by editing the text of an automatically generated transcript. The text-based editing uses the same Adobe Sensei machine learning that is currently available in automatic caption generation. In addition to this, Adobe has also introduced automatic tone-mapping, improved format support, and collaboration improvements to Premiere Pro.
Adobe has announced updates to its Creative Cloud apps, including Premiere Pro and After Effects, ahead of the 2023 NAB Show. The new Premiere Pro includes an AI-powered Text-Based Video Editing option that can automatically analyze and transcribe clips, while Automatic Tone Mapping and log color detection functionality lets editors mix and match HDR footage from different sources. Other new features include Sequence Locking for collaborative editing, presence indicators, and Work While Offline. The latest versions of Premiere Pro and After Effects will be available starting in May 2023.