| Hi there –
It has recently come to light that Adobe, through their stock image program, is selling AI-generated images of the Israel-Gaza war – and some websites are now using those images without indicating that they are not real photos. [1]
This isn’t just immoral profiteering … it’s downright dangerous. Misinformation and disinformation are bad enough problems in the world already without a Big Tech corporation profiting from the publication of fake images that could inflame tensions and violence.
This has to stop. Send Adobe Systems CEO Shantanu Narayen a message today and demand Adobe stop selling AI-generated images of war and conflict immediately.
SEND YOUR LETTER
Adobe knows they have a problem here, and they’ve admitted that they need to do more to minimize misinformation and harm by updating their policies for AI-generated photos. [2]
AI-generated images of war have enormous potential to fuel misinformation, inflame tensions, and minimize or erase the very real human suffering that people are experiencing at this very moment.
Adobe’s willingness to profit from selling these photos is deeply immoral. Despite any adjustments to their guidelines and tagging protocols, they cannot effectively control how the images are utilized on the internet once sold. But there’s one clear solution to this problem right now: Adobe needs to stop selling AI-generated images of war now.
Send your message to Adobe’s CEO today: Profiteering off fake images of war is dangerous and immoral, and you need to stop immediately.
TAKE ACTION NOW
Thanks for reading and for speaking out,
Nicole Gill
Co-founder and Executive Director
Accountable Tech
Chip in to support our work holding Big Tech accountable:
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- Business Insider: Adobe is selling AI-generated images of the Israel-Hamas war, and some websites are using them without marking that they’re fake
- The Register: Adobe sells fake AI-generated Israel-Hamas war images – then the news ran them as real
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