Adobe employees slam the company over AI controversy: 'Avoid becoming like IBM'

Adobe is terrified that people will start using AI to generate and modify their images and not want/need Photoshop and other tools anymore. There is already a lot of competition in that space with free or lower-cost image editors. Either that, or their customer base of artists will no longer be in business when companies use AI for their artistic/creative needs.

Adobe knows exactly what they're doing and no amount of PR double-speak is going to fix it. They want in on the billion dollar AI market and they'e not going to let your rights get in their way.

I think the link is supposed to be to the original article, not the pirated copy: https://www.businessinsider.com/adobe-employees-slam-company...

Perhaps a decade or more too late for that.

> "Let's avoid becoming like IBM, which seems to be surviving primarily due to its entrenched market position and legacy systems," this Adobe employee added.

Hasn’t this already accurately described Adobe for years now?

Fix the url:

https://www.businessinsider.com/adobe-employees-slam-company...

Adobe has lost its way, time for a new round of leadership if you ask me.

Simple solution: Don't give Adobe access to your content.