AI Assistants in Adobe Apps
Adobe launches AI assistants in its major editing and design apps, including Photoshop and Premiere, as part of a public beta. These bespoke AI assistants aim to enhance the user experience with AI-powered tools and features.
Adobe's plan to integrate AI assistants into its Creative Cloud suite is now underway. As part of a public beta, Photoshop, Premiere, Illustrator, InDesign, and Frame.io now have AI assistants. These AI assistants are designed to provide users with AI-powered tools and features, enhancing their overall experience. The introduction of AI assistants in these apps is a significant step forward in Adobe's efforts to leverage AI technology. According to The Verge AI, this move is part of Adobe's strategy to incorporate AI into all its Creative Cloud apps.
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