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Disney, Adobe Launch Strategic Partnership to Advance AI-Powered Storytelling

The studio will collaborate with Adobe's Firefly Foundry on "human-centered and artist-led" generative AI models tailored to its properties The post Disney, Adobe Launch Strategic Partnership to Advance AI-Powered Storytelling appeared first on TheWrap .

Disney and Adobe have formed a multi-year strategic collaboration to harness emerging technologies like AI for creative storytelling. The partnership will see Disney leveraging Adobe’s Firefly Foundry for generation of AI models that align with its unique creative properties and world knowledge. These models, trained on specific attributes, environments, and visual styles, enable production-ready outputs while accelerating work and fostering innovative projects.

Walt Disney Imagineering Research & Development has already integrated Firefly Foundry in theme park development, streamlining the process through models like sketch-to-image and custom image generators. Adobe's vice president of GenAI New Business Ventures, Hannah Elsakr, stated that this marks a new era in their decades-long collaboration, focusing on building a creative foundation that thoughtfully deploys AI to enhance artistic vision, creativity, and guest engagement.

Disney Corporate Alliances SVP Becca Vodnoy emphasized the shared commitment to creativity, highlighting how this alliance combines Disney's world-class storytelling with Adobe's cutting-edge technology. Disney will gain early access to Adobe Firefly, Firefly Foundry, Premiere, and Photoshop, along with dedicated resources for its production pipeline.

Adobe will also expand its footprint across Disney's media platforms to engage audiences in entertainment, sports, and beyond. Co-innovation projects with StudioLab and ESPN Edge are already underway, with more activations and experiences slated for upcoming industry conferences.

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