Firefly's Blue Ghost mission is snapping stunning photos on its way to a lunar landing attempt. They show a new era of moon ...

The Firefly Video Model initially supports 1080p resolution, and Adobe plans to introduce a 4K model for professional-level production work in the near future. As part of the release, Adobe has ...

To use Adobe’s Firefly Video Model, however, you’ll need to pay. Adobe is offering early access on two plans. The $9.99 Firefly Standard plan gives users 2,000 video credits per month or up to ...

Firefly Video can also generate audio to translate spoken dialog into any of 20 languages. Adobe is rolling out a pair of subscription plans alongside Firefly Video, either of which will grant you ...

New Adobe Firefly Video Model is “IP-friendly and commercially safe” It’s available in beta now through the web app or Premiere Pro Current plans support five-second 1080p video generations ...

Firefly Aerospace, a Cedar Park-based spacecraft manufacturer, has scored a nearly $22M deal with the Space Force to launch a ...

Two monthly Firefly subscription plans are on offer Alongside the new Firefly web app, Adobe has also announced new subscription plans for the AI video generator. There are two plans, including ...

Firefly Aerospace’s Blue Ghost spacecraft has captured some stunning footage from 75 miles (120 kilometers) above the lunar surface as it gears up for its highly anticipated landing attempt on ...

Put aside your AI skepticism for a moment and applaud the fact that at least one tech company isn’t stealing or infringing artist copyrights. Yesterday, Adobe released the beta version of its ...

The Frisco Planning & Zoning Commission on Jan. 28 unanimously denied two sets of site plans for Firefly Park, a 217-acre mixed-use project rising near the Dallas North Tollway. The proposed plans ...

Frisco’s planning and zoning commission denied plans for the highly anticipated Firefly Park, a 217-acre development located at the intersection of U.S. 380 and Dallas North Tollway, the Dallas ...

Adobe is the second big tech company to drop its AI video model for paying users, behind ChatGPT's Sora, which released last December. Katelyn is a writer with CNET covering social media, AI and ...