Adobe has updated its experimental camera app, Indigo, which was launched last year to enhance iPhone photography with a more natural look. The latest update introduces a suite of generative AI tools, although it does not utilize Adobe's Firefly AI models. The company describes the new 'AI Playground' as an experiment, allowing users to opt out and continue using the app in its previous format. The updated features are currently being tested with a small percentage of Indigo users, who will have free access without a sign-on requirement for a limited time.
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Adobe updates Indigo camera app with generative AI tools
Adobe has released an update for its Indigo camera app, introducing generative AI tools aimed at enhancing photography. Users can opt out of these new features and continue using the app as it was originally designed. The update is being tested with a select group of users.
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