Open-source AI risked copyright. Adobe trained Firefly on licensed data; Generative Fill is now Photoshop's most used feature.
A global leader in digital media and creative software for over 40 years, serving millions of creators and enterprises with flagship tools like Photoshop and Illustrator.
The company needed to integrate generative AI into professional workflows but rejected open-source models to maintain strict control over output...
“Deep integration is what got us this amazing usage in helping our customers.”
Adobe's Generative content creation is part of this use case:
Creative, marketing, and document management software for individuals and enterprises.
Cloud computing platform and on-demand infrastructure services.
Related implementations across industries and use cases
Infrastructure limits capped output at 120k images/month. Managed AI removed the bottleneck, driving a 150% surge in customer usage.
Dedicated servers sat idle between training runs. Now, engineers spin up compute on demand, eliminating costs for inactive time.
Unpredictable pet shoots couldn't keep pace. Designers now generate assets with Adobe Firefly, cutting time to market from 8 months to 3.
Unpredictable pet shoots couldn't keep pace. Designers now generate assets with Adobe Firefly, cutting time to market from 8 months to 3.
Manual creation bottlenecked 1,000+ projects. Generative workflows cut production time by 75%, reducing 2-hour tasks to 30 minutes.
Moderation couldn't keep pace with 600M users. AI agents now filter toxicity while models recognize 2.5B objects to refine search.
Accountants manually scoured mailboxes to assemble 15 subsidiary workbooks. Now, staff-built AI agents pull invoice data for instant review.
Repetitive coding slowed R&D. Now 80% of engineers use agentic tools to automate work, saving up to 2 hours weekly per person.
Manual testing consumed 20% of developer time. Now, 1,500 engineers use AI agents to auto-generate tests and prototype solutions.
Open-source AI risked copyright. Adobe trained Firefly on licensed data; Generative Fill is now Photoshop's most used feature.
A global leader in digital media and creative software for over 40 years, serving millions of creators and enterprises with flagship tools like Photoshop and Illustrator.
The company needed to integrate generative AI into professional workflows but rejected open-source models to maintain strict control over output...
“Deep integration is what got us this amazing usage in helping our customers.”
Adobe's Generative content creation is part of this use case:
Creative, marketing, and document management software for individuals and enterprises.
Cloud computing platform and on-demand infrastructure services.
Related implementations across industries and use cases
Infrastructure limits capped output at 120k images/month. Managed AI removed the bottleneck, driving a 150% surge in customer usage.
Dedicated servers sat idle between training runs. Now, engineers spin up compute on demand, eliminating costs for inactive time.
Unpredictable pet shoots couldn't keep pace. Designers now generate assets with Adobe Firefly, cutting time to market from 8 months to 3.
Unpredictable pet shoots couldn't keep pace. Designers now generate assets with Adobe Firefly, cutting time to market from 8 months to 3.
Manual creation bottlenecked 1,000+ projects. Generative workflows cut production time by 75%, reducing 2-hour tasks to 30 minutes.
Moderation couldn't keep pace with 600M users. AI agents now filter toxicity while models recognize 2.5B objects to refine search.
Accountants manually scoured mailboxes to assemble 15 subsidiary workbooks. Now, staff-built AI agents pull invoice data for instant review.
Repetitive coding slowed R&D. Now 80% of engineers use agentic tools to automate work, saving up to 2 hours weekly per person.
Manual testing consumed 20% of developer time. Now, 1,500 engineers use AI agents to auto-generate tests and prototype solutions.