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Amazon introduces Titan Image Generator

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  • Amazon has introduced Titan Image Generator, an image creation AI model available as a part of Amazon's Titan suite on AWS.

  • The tool allows the generation of images from text prompts and allows editing of existing images by altering backgrounds. 

  • Amazon extends legal protection to users of Titan models, alleviating copyright concerns and signifying a shift in AI-driven image creation and potential applications.

  • Analyst QuickTake: This marks Amazon’s entry into the realm of AI-generated art alongside tech giants like Google, Meta, and Microsoft. This launch comes amidst concerns about AI art and its potential copyright issues. Amazon claims to embed invisible watermarks in AI-generated images for identification, differing from the industry-supported Content Credentials system.

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