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Good morning. Elon Musk recently confirmed rumors that ex-girlfriend Amber Heard once dressed up as Mercy from Overwatch for him—reminding us that even tech magnates aren't immune to the whims of pop culture. In a similar vein of unexpected twists, today's headlines are filled with game-changing developments in the AI world.

In today’s newsletter:

• 🛍️ The Future of E-Commerce: How Amazon's Generative AI is Transforming Product Listings

• 🎨 Adobe Firefly Comes to Life: The Credit System and What it Means for Creatives

• 🚀 LastMile AI's Funding Frenzy: Democratizing Generative AI for App Development

• 💷 Helsing's Record-Breaking Round: The Rise of AI in European Defense Tech

• 💡 Pixis' Strategic Cash Boost: The AI Marketing Revolution Continues

• 🎵 Stability AI's New Groove: Changing the Tempo with Generative Audio

 NEWS

Amazon Takes Product Listings to the Next Level with Advanced AI Capabilities

Amazon has rolled out a new suite of generative AI tools that promise to simplify and enhance the process of creating product listings for sellers. These AI-enabled features assist in crafting compelling product titles and descriptions and allow sellers to add and enrich existing listings without starting from scratch. Developed using unspecified large language models, the product suite is capable of making intelligent inferences about products. For instance, the AI can deduce that a table is round if the specifications list a diameter or identify whether a laptop is lightweight or heavy based on its specifications like dimensions and weight. The goal is clear: to dramatically improve listing quality while saving sellers precious time.

Despite the excitement, there's a note of caution. These generative AI tools have the potential to hallucinate or create misleading information. If inaccuracies slip through without human review, Amazon could face legal repercussions, especially if it isn't transparent about AI's role in generating product information. Sellers are advised to double-check the content generated by these AI tools to ensure it aligns with Amazon's stringent listing guidelines.

The push for integrating generative AI into e-commerce isn't unique to Amazon; industry giants like eBay and Shopify are also getting in on the action. Just this week, eBay launched an AI tool capable of generating product listings from photos, while Shopify has introduced a ChatGPT-like assistant for many business tasks.

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NEWS

Adobe Firefly Fully Unveiled: The New Age of AI in Creative Design

Adobe's generative AI tool, Firefly, has graduated from its beta phase to become a fully integrated feature across Adobe's Creative Cloud, Express, and Experience Cloud platforms. Firefly, designed to automate and enhance design tasks, offers functionalities like "generative fill" for automatically filling image gaps and "generative expand" to intelligently enlarge canvases. Its capabilities extend from auto-generating graphic designs based on user preferences to even creating intricate image compositions. Now, Firefly isn't just a fancy add-on; it’s launching as its own standalone web app, marking its evolution from a demo-like feature to an official product in Adobe's portfolio. Take a look at all of FireFly’s functionality below.

Adobe is shaking things up with a unique "generative credits" system for Firefly. Here's how it works:

1. Each time you use Firefly to generate an image or a design, you consume one "generative credit."

2. Adobe plans to allot different quantities of these credits to various user plans. Once exhausted, Firefly will still function, but at a significantly slower pace.

3. For those on Adobe Firefly and Adobe Express Premium subscriptions, running out of credits will limit you to just two generations per day.

Why is Adobe introducing this credit system? According to Alexandru Costin, Adobe’s VP for Generative AI, these generative models are large, cloud-based, and, consequently, costly to run. The credit system is designed to balance server load and ensure fair usage across Adobe’s diverse user base. Initially, this credit limit will not be enforced until November 1, giving users a brief period to acclimate to this new ecosystem.

Already used to generate over 2 billion images, Firefly's AI models have mainly been trained using Adobe’s stock collection. This training ensures the generated content is commercially safe for business use. Adobe is even taking it a step further, offering to indemnify enterprise users against any legal repercussions from using Firefly-generated images.

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💷LastMile AI: Raises $10 Million to Democratize Generative AI for App Development.

🎵 The New Rhythm of AI: Stability AI's Stable Audio

🚀 The Record Breaker: Helsing Secures €209M to Become Europe's Top AI Defense Tech

💡 Creative Boost: Pixis Secures $85M to Enhance AI-Driven Marketing Solutions

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