Adobe is one of the first, but it won't be the last. Adobe has no choice but to innovate, says Roetzer. "You need generative image capabilities baked within Adobe products," he says. This AI arms race means one thing: No matter how you feel about generative AI, it will be a part of any creative tool or platform you use moving forward. In the process, it will disrupt how creators do their work across industries. Generative AI will disrupt different industries at different speeds, says Roetzer. "If you're in a highly conservative, highly regulated industry like healthcare, it's probably not going to move as fast," he says.

The U.S. White House has advised the European Union to avoid heavily regulating artificial intelligence until risk assessments and cost-benefit analyses have been carried out, Euractiv reports. The U.S. takes this position in a set of regulatory principles that will be formally announced during the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. "Europe and our allies should avoid heavy-handed innovation-killing models, and instead consider a similar regulatory approach," a statement from the White House said. "The best way to counter authoritarian uses of AI is to make sure America and our international partners remain the global hubs of innovation, shaping the evolution of technology in a manner consistent with our common values."

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