Adobe Unveils AI-Powered Tools and Features at Max Event
New York City – Last week, Adobe, the popular photo-editing software maker, showcased a range of new AI-powered tools and features at its annual Max event. Among the highlights were a dress that transforms into a wearable screen and streamlined ways to delete elements from photos.
The company presented a series of prototype tools that combine generative AI and 3D image technology in its “Adobe MAX Sneaks” showcase. These new capabilities cover various areas such as photo, audio, video, 3D, fashion, and design, offering the public a glimpse into early-stage ideas that could potentially become widely used components of Adobe products.
One of the standout demonstrations at the event was Project Primrose, an interactive dress that changes colors and patterns as it is worn. This innovative creation emphasizes Adobe’s commitment to pushing the boundaries of technology and creativity.
Additionally, Adobe introduced Project Stardust, a tool that automatically detects objects in an image and enables users to perform various tasks related to those objects. For example, it can identify and manipulate suitcases within a photograph or delete unwanted elements, such as people in the background. Project Stardust aims to simplify the editing process and enhance user experience.
Another exciting development was Project Dub Dub Dub, which automates the dubbing of audio in videos into multiple languages while preserving the original speaker’s voice. This technology has significant implications for global content distribution and accessibility.
Furthermore, Adobe showcased the application of its text-to-image generative AI tool, Firefly, to videos. This tool allows users to apply text prompts to add or delete elements from images, while automatically adjusting lighting and style. Since its introduction in the Photoshop beta app in May, Firefly has been praised for revolutionizing photo editing by drastically reducing editing time.
Adobe’s unveiling of these cutting-edge tools and features demonstrates its commitment to innovation and pushing the boundaries of what is possible in the world of creative software. As these prototypes evolve into market-ready products, users can expect an even more seamless and intuitive editing experience.