Public prices involving Adobe
- Adobe's flat payment for a submission of more than 100 short clips of everyday actions and emotions
A flat fee per contributor submission; Bloomberg derived the per-minute rates from it.
Press report, Maginative, quoting Bloomberg, Adobe is paying $3 per minute for videos to train AI model
$120per submission of 100+ short clips
- Video footage bought by Adobe for a text-to-video model
Paid directly to contributors, about $157 per hour of footage (derived), with no broker in between.
Press report, PYMNTS (citing Bloomberg)
an average of $2.62 per minuteper minute
- Short clips of people's everyday actions, emotions and body parts requested by Adobe for its video model (top of its pay)
The ceiling of Adobe's offer to its stock contributors (the $2.62 a minute average is already on file); paid as $120 per submission of 100+ short clips.
Press report, Maginative, quoting Bloomberg, Adobe is paying $3 per minute for videos to train AI model
as much as about $7.25 per minuteper minute of submitted video
- Photos bought by Adobe from contributors to fill gaps in its AI training set
What the buyer paid individual contributors directly, with no broker in between.
Press report, PYMNTS (citing Bloomberg)
between 6 cents and 16 cents for each photoper photo
Licensing deals
- Apr 2024$120 per qualifying submission
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