Google and Adobe are working together to bring new creative tools to users. Adobe Sensei will now use Google Cloud AI to power its features. This move aims to make creative work faster and easier for designers, photographers, and other professionals. The integration combines Adobe’s deep understanding of creative workflows with Google’s advanced artificial intelligence infrastructure.
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Adobe Sensei is Adobe’s AI and machine learning framework. It helps automate tasks like image editing, content tagging, and layout suggestions. By using Google Cloud AI, Adobe can scale these capabilities more efficiently. Users may see quicker results and smarter suggestions in apps like Photoshop and Illustrator. The partnership also supports real-time collaboration and large file handling without slowing down performance.
Google Cloud provides the computing power and data processing needed for complex creative tasks. Its AI models are trained on vast datasets, which helps improve accuracy and relevance in creative recommendations. Adobe will use this infrastructure to enhance existing tools and build new ones. Both companies say this will help creators focus more on ideas and less on technical steps.
The collaboration is part of a broader effort to support digital creativity through cloud technology. Creative teams often work with huge files and tight deadlines. Faster processing and intelligent automation can save time and reduce errors. Adobe and Google believe their combined technologies will meet these needs better than before.
(Google’s Adobe Sensei Leverages Google Cloud AI for Creative Tools.)
Developers and enterprise customers will get early access to updated tools later this year. These updates will roll out gradually across Adobe’s Creative Cloud suite. The companies are also exploring ways to add generative AI features that follow ethical guidelines and respect user privacy.