Project Fast Fill simply lets editors remove objects from a video or change backgrounds as if they were working with a still image, all with a simple text prompt. Users only have to do this once and the edit will then propagate to the rest of the scene. Adobe says this even works in very complex scenes with changing lighting conditions.

According to Adobe, the Firefly Image 2 Model, as it’s officially called, will be better at rendering humans, for example, including facial features, skin, body and hands (which have long vexed similar models).

DALL-E 3 is great for making movie posters. We tried to recreate some of the best know moves posters and here is the result…

Seeking spooky typography but don’t want to pay for it? These brilliant horror fonts aren’t just high quality; they’re free for both personal and commercial use.  

Adobe describes the new model as “the world’s first generative AI model focused on producing vector graphics.” Like Firefly for creating images and photos, Firefly for Illustrator will be able to create entire vector graphics from scratch.

Learn how to create a responsive WebGL layout powered by CSS and React Three Fiber.

The search engine tech giant is reportedly working on a new experimental feature that automatically groups and categorize the plethora of tabs that overwhelm your browsing experience.    

Looking for inspiration? Well, look no further: here is our round up of what’s caught our eye for October.

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