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Photoshop will soon have a ‘prepare as NFT’ option

by Baisakhi Mishra
October 27, 2021
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Photoshop will soon have a 'prepare as NFT' option

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Adobe is launching a method embedded into Photoshop that can help confirm that the person selling an NFT is the same person who developed it, among other things. It’s called Content Credentials, and it will allow NFT vendors to link their Adobe ID to their crypto wallet, allowing compatible NFT markets to display a type of validated certificate verifying the art’s source is real.

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Photoshop will soon have a 'prepare as NFT' option
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Adobe wants to combat NFT art theft with Content Credentials

This functionality will be introduced into Photoshop with a “prepare as NFT” option, according to a Decoder interview with Adobe’s chief product officer Scott Belsky, and will be available in preview by the end of this month.

According to Belsky, the Content Credentials’ attribution data will be stored on an IPFS server. IPFS (InterPlanetary File System) is a decentralized file hosting system in which a network of people, rather than a single organization, is responsible for keeping data safe and accessible (somewhat similar to how torrent systems work). NFT markets such as OpenSea, Rarible, KnownOrigin, and SuperRare, according to Adobe, will be able to interface with Content Credentials to display Adobe’s attribution data.

In the world of the NFT, art theft has been a major issue. There have been numerous instances of people minting art on the blockchain that they did not produce or own the rights to.

The reason for this is because anyone may create an NFT, even if they don’t own the rights to the content, and there isn’t anything the blockchain can do about it. Worse, the minting is recorded on the blockchain, making the NFT appear genuine even if you aren’t familiar with the original work.

To put it another way, I could right-click on an existing image of an NFT and mint it myself, thereby deceiving unsuspecting consumers. While Adobe’s approach won’t stop art theft, it will give you a mechanism to verify that the NFT you’re selling isn’t stolen; after that, it’s up to the customer to decide how much value they place on that.

The NFT scammers have even snared Banksy, who gets a mention in Decoder. An NFT collector (ironically named Pranksy) paid $300K for an NFT attributed to the famous street artist, but it was almost certainly fake.

He ended up getting the money back, but there wouldn’t have been as much of a fuss if Banksy had digitally signed the NFT. As Adobe’s Belsky points out, Banksy is unlikely to link his identity and Adobe ID to a crypto wallet, but because the system is open-source, it’s feasible the anonymous artist could figure out a means to offer Content Credentials validated by the company in charge of validating his work.

Adobe’s Content Credentials, which are a product of its Content Authenticity Initiative, will benefit more than just NFTs. Users may utilize the system to see what adjustments were done to a file in Photoshop, tag their stock pictures on Adobe’s system, and more.

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