Adobe: Behance, Adobe's portfolio platform for creative professionals, uses a mix of automated detection and human review to moderate content submitted by its millions of users. According to Adobe's EU transparency report covering 2024, Behance handled 456 intellectual property complaints and took action on 242 of them, with a median response time of under one day. | AI Trace
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Behance, Adobe's portfolio platform for creative professionals, uses a mix of automated detection and human review to moderate content submitted by its millions of users. According to Adobe's EU transparency report covering 2024, Behance handled 456 intellectual property complaints and took action on 242 of them, with a median response time of under one day.
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Adobe's Trust and Safety team oversees moderation for Behance as a "user-generated content product." Per Adobe's EU Digital Services Act Transparency Report published in February 2025, automated systems handle initial detection while human reviewers make final moderation decisions. Adobe states it is actively exploring automated ways to detect and tag work created using generative AI tools on the platform. Behance content was not used for training the initial Firefly model, per a platform FAQ, though the platform encourages contributors to tag AI-generated work.