AI Disclosure Requirements Are Coming to Creative Software—Here's What It Means for You

AI Disclosure Requirements Are Coming to Creative Software—Here's What It Means for You

AI Disclosure Requirements Are Coming to Creative Software—Here’s What It Means for You I’ve been watching the generative AI landscape shift lately, and honestly? The transparency movement just hit a major turning point. About one-fifth of Steam Next Fest demos now include some form of AI disclosure, and this trend tells us something important about where creative software is headed. Why This Matters More Than You’d Think Here’s the thing: the gaming industry is essentially running an experiment right now.

The Hidden Cost Of AI-Generated Content In Photoshop And Digital Art

The Hidden Cost Of AI-Generated Content In Photoshop And Digital Art

I’ve been using Photoshop for almost two decades. I teach it. I write about it on this blog every week. And I want to be honest with you about something that’s been bothering me for a while, because I don’t think enough people in our craft are saying it out loud. The AI tools that shipped in Photoshop over the last two years are genuinely useful. Generative fill, generative expand, neural filters, Sky Replacement, content-aware masking.

Adobe Just Let You Clone Your Own Art Style (And It's Kind of Wild)

Adobe Just Let You Clone Your Own Art Style (And It's Kind of Wild)

Your Style, But Make It AI I’ve been watching Adobe’s Firefly tools evolve for a minute now, and honestly, they just crossed into territory that’s going to change how a lot of us think about our creative process. The company quietly rolled out Firefly Custom Models into beta, and the core idea is almost too good: you can now feed the AI your own work and have it learn your specific style.