Amazon wants to help your business create images using AI

Amazon has joined the AI image generator fray with the launch of its own-brand platform, designed specifically with businesses in mind.

The company unveiled Amazon Titan Image Generator at its AWS re:Invent 2023 event, joining the likes of Google, Adobe and OpenAI in offering a tool to create what its ays will be “studio-quality, realistic images or enhance existing images using natural language prompts”.

Part of the Amazon Titan family of AI generation tools, Image Generator can be trained on company-specific data, learning exactly what kind of design your business is looking for, cutting down on lengthy wait or development times.

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Revealing the news as part of his keynote at AWS re:Invent 2023, Swami Sivasubramanian, VP for data and machine learning services at AWS, noted how the launch could be particularly useful for marketing or advertising campaigns, allowing for a range of options or evolutions of a particular image to be created and evaluated before making a final choice.

In an on-stage demo, Sivasubramanian showed off how the tool could be used to swap out the background of an image, but also swapping the image’s orientation using a natural language prompt, ideal for lifestyle images, or marketing and advertising designers looking for a variety of options.

AWS says Titan Image Generator was trained on an unnamed but broad range of data sets across multiple domains, but can also be fine-tuned on custom data sets, and includes built-in mitigations for toxicity and bias.

In order to allay fears over copyright violations, Sivasubramanian noted that all AI-generated images also come with an invisible watermark built-in as a default, hopefully helping lower misinformation and tampering.

Amazon Titan Image Generator is available now in preview for AWS customers on Amazon Bedrock.

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