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Nvidia and Shutterstock are launching a text-to-3D service, and Getty Images is launching a service that gives creative professionals more control over AI image generation.

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Shutterstock's 3D generation is based on a new version of Nvidia's Edify, a multimodal architecture for visual generative AI. New features include 3D asset generation and more control over 2D image generation. The new text-to-3D service is now available via API as part of an early access program.

At GTC, Shutterstock will also demonstrate a collaboration with HP to 3D print models created with Edify 3D. The prototype will demonstrate how the combination of these methods opens up new possibilities for designers to create prototypes.

Getty Images launches fine-tuning and new image editing methods for businesses

Getty Images is expanding the capabilities of its commercially secure generative AI service, offering services to customize the Edify base model to a company's brand and visual style beginning in May. New APIs will soon provide access to additional features such as sketch, depth, and segmentation to more precisely control image generation.

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The pre-built Edify models from Getty Images and Shutterstock can also be tested as APIs through Nvidia NIM, a collection of inference microservices announced today at Nvidia GTC. Developers can also train and deploy their own generative AI models using the Edify architecture through Nvidia Picasso.

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Summary
  • Shutterstock is launching a generative AI service for 3D content. The company is now offering the service via API in an early access phase.
  • Shutterstock 3D uses Nvidia Edify, a multimodal architecture for generative AI.
  • Getty Images also relies on Edify and brings new fine-tuning and editing options to its image service.
Max is managing editor at THE DECODER. As a trained philosopher, he deals with consciousness, AI, and the question of whether machines can really think or just pretend to.
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