Some of our latest articles on visual tech:

• What we learned about Google Photos at Visual 1st

  
  

  Five takeaways from our Visual 1st fireside chat with Google Photos John Fisher               1. Meeting the challenges of a single photo solution used by 1/5 of the world’s population requires consistent adhesion to a clearly defined mission, coupled with intensive user research. Despite

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• GenAI and the forced evolution of Photography: From Artifice to Authenticity

  
  

  The rise of Generative Artificial Intelligence has been nothing short of revolutionary, impacting every domain from finance to the arts. In the world of photography, GenAI has had a transformative effect, much like the impact photography once had on painting.  The Historical Parallel: Photography and Painting    When photography emerged

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• Where are NFT ‘s today?

  
  

  For those with little or no memory, there was a time not so long ago when every mention of photography was preceded or followed by these three letters: NFT. Since generative AI burst onto the scene, mentions, as well as the value of these three letters, have plummeted. The frenzy

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• Protecting your content in the age of AI

  
  

  "Protect your content integrity and mitigate the impact of image manipulation with proactive response mechanisms. Learn how companies are tackling the challenges of eroding trust in visual content. Act now to safeguard your brand's reputation and reliability."

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• 10 Questions to a founder : Frameright

  
  

  Let’s be honest; resizing is a pain. In the world of visual content, it’s like a recurring bad dream. Different social media platforms – Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and the newcomer Threads – all have their own rules for image sizes. And it doesn’t stop there, regular websites, with their numerous

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• WWDC: Apple’s second mover challenge

  
  

  Remember we all thought Microsoft had the second-mover advantage? In the PC era, Microsoft excelled in mimicking the features of innovative companies such as Apple and various others, learned from these innovators’ imperfections, and fed their me-now-too products to their gigantic consumer and corporate user base while keeping their cash

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• Revolutionizing Digital Asset Management: Embracing Advanced AI Editing Tools

  
  

  In the era of digital transformation, Digital Asset Management (DAM) has become a vital organ in the anatomy of organizations, dealing with the creation, storage, and retrieval of rich media. But as we delve deeper into the 21st century, the call for DAM to evolve and adapt to the latest

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• Impact of AI on the creator economy market

  
  

  According to the latest report by Citi, the creator economy market is estimated to be worth around $60 billion per year, and it’s expected to grow at a rate of approximately 9% until 2024, reaching $75 billion. However, this is missing the obvious. The impact of AI on the creator economy

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• Solving the trust issue with generative AI content

  
  

  Generative AI has revolutionized content creation, allowing businesses to produce high-quality, personalized content at scale. However, with this technology comes a significant challenge – the trust issue. One of the main concerns with generative AI is that it may produce false or misleading content, which can harm the credibility of

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• Generative AI is about mass personalization

  
  

  In today’s world, personalization is no longer a luxury; it’s an expectation. People want to be seen and understood as unique individuals with their own preferences, interests, and values. And with the rise of generative AI, that expectation is becoming a reality. Generative AI is a type of artificial intelligence

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• Where have the archives of Sygma photographers gone?

  
  

  This article was first written and published on September 8, 2023, by Michel Puech in French and is reproduced here with authorization.  The fate of a significant portion of the photographic collection of one of the biggest photo news agencies in the world is uncertain. Who owns it today? The judicial administrator? Getty Images France? … Read More →

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• AI licensing for photography

  
  

  From content creation to copyright management, the integration of AI in the field of photography is rewriting the rules. As we ride the crest of this technological wave, the future of licensing stands on the brink of a revolution. … Read More →

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