Project Stardust allows users to select, edit and remove complex elements within any image, enhancing the intuitiveness, accessibility and efficiency of image editing. 

Adobe's annual "Sneaks" showcase featured Project Stardust among its 11 early-stage innovations. 

Generative AI is not limited to image generation; its applications are expanding, as demonstrated by Adobe Firefly. This suite of creative, generative AI models is now commercially available, offering tools that can reduce post-production time and enhance the creative process in video, audio, animation and motion graphics.

Project Stardust can simplify complex image editing tasks. Users can move or remove objects with a click, changing the dynamics of any image. Another notable innovation is Project See Through, an AI-powered tool that removes reflections from photos, addressing a common issue that often renders snaps unusable.

In the realm of video and audio, Project Fast Fill introduces Firefly generative AI to video editing, while Project Dub Dub Dub simplifies the video dubbing process. Project Scene Change aids in compositing subjects and scenes from different videos, and Project Res Up enhances low-resolution videos to high-resolution quality.

The 3D and design domain also witnessed groundbreaking innovations. Project Poseable facilitates seamless interaction with large 3D objects, and Project Neo simplifies the incorporation of 3D shapes in 2D formats. Project Primrose merges technology and fashion, turning clothes into dynamic displays, while Project Glyph Ease and Project Draw & Delight streamline the design process of glyphs and transform initial ideas into refined sketches, respectively.

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