Photoshop, Illustrator, Premiere, and InDesign are getting extremely practical agents that will save creatives hours of time and hundreds of clicks.
I’m not a fan of AI used for actual creative work, but the new agents for Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, and Premiere are a completely new twist to Adobe’s approach to AI. And it’s that every creative person can get behind because it is truly focused on fully automating the most tedious tasks of their work.
I found myself in awe as I watched someone using an agent to set up a Premiere project. It did everything starting from a pile of randomly named video, audio, and graphic files to creating a project structure. I watched as it renamed and tagged footage using computer vision to entirely setting up a cut for a video interview, synchronized footage from multiple cameras, and put everything in the right place in the editing timeline.
Photoshop, Illustrator, Premiere, and InDesign are getting extremely practical agents that will save creatives hours of time and hundreds of clicks.
I’m not a fan of AI used for actual creative work, but the new agents for Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, and Premiere are a completely new twist to Adobe’s approach to AI. And it’s that every creative person can get behind because it is truly focused on fully automating the most tedious tasks of their work. I found myself in awe as I watched someone using an agent to set up a Premiere project. It did everything starting from a pile of randomly named video, audio, and graphic files to creating a project structure. I watched as it renamed and tagged footage using computer vision to entirely setting up a cut for a video interview, synchronized footage from multiple cameras, and put everything in the right place in the editing timeline. Design
