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Disney and Adobe partner to build brand-safe Firefly models

Original title: Disney bets on Adobe's Firefly to create brand-safe AI models for its entertainment empire

The Decoderby Maximilian Schreiner ()1 min read
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Disney gets early Adobe access for parks, cruises, and ESPN; Imagineering already uses Firefly.

Disney and Adobe announced a multi-year partnership at Adobe MAX to build custom AI tools for Disney productions. Adobe will use Firefly Foundry to train models on Disney characters, environments, and styles for commercially safe output. The deal covers theme parks, the cruise line, Walt Disney Studios, and ESPN.

Unconfirmed: The job-cut figures are attributed to Bloomberg and are separate from the Adobe announcement.

Key facts
  • StudioLAB and ESPN Edge are included for fan engagement and archive uses.
  • Disney previously dealt with OpenAI and was involved in Character.AI's bankruptcy.
  • Bloomberg reports planned cuts of thousands of jobs and 20 percent of annual costs.
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