Adobe's Generative Image Royalty Policy Sparks Controversy
AiBreakfast · x · 2026-07-07
Adobe introduced a controversial clause alongside its generative image feature: users can generate their own images, but if the output is partially derived from another picture, they still have to pay a royalty to Adobe. The policy has been widely criticized by the public as unreasonable, with many finding Adobe's pricing logic baffling.
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