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Amazon's New AI Image Generator allows AI-driven image editing with invisible watermarking
December 01, 2023 By Raulf Hernes
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Amazon has introduced a new tool called Titan Image Generator, part of its AWS services, for creating and editing images using text prompts. This feature, presented at the AWS re:Invent 2023 conference, aims to assist businesses in swiftly refining images based on English language cues.
The Titan Image Generator allows easy background swaps, enabling users to transform scenes while maintaining the primary focus of the image. It's designed to cater to various industries, including advertising, e-commerce, and media and entertainment, by providing a cost-effective solution for generating high-quality images.
Trained on diverse and high-quality data, the model prioritizes accuracy, aiming to produce realistic images while minimizing distortions. AWS emphasizes customization, allowing companies to fine-tune the model with proprietary data to align with brand guidelines or create images in a specific style.
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To address concerns about harmful content, Amazon includes an invisible watermark with each generated image. This watermark serves as a discreet identifier for AI-generated images, supporting responsible AI usage and curbing the spread of misinformation.
In addition to the Titan Image Generator, AWS introduced two new Amazon Titan multimodal foundation models and Amazon Titan Multimodal Embeddings, offering a range of options for image, multimodal, and text models through a fully managed API.
As part of its commitment to AI development, AWS integrated Anthropic’s Claude 2.1 foundation model into Amazon Bedrock, enhancing accuracy and reducing hallucination rates. The company also unveiled the AWS Generative AI Innovation Center Custom Model Programme for Anthropic Claude, allowing customers to collaborate on fine-tuning models using proprietary data.
Overall, Amazon's Titan Image Generator represents the company's entry into the competitive field of AI image generation, focusing on enterprise customers and emphasizing responsible AI usage.