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Adobe and Google expand AI tools across creative and workplace apps

Adobe and Google expand AI tools across creative and workplace apps

At Adobe’s MAX conference in Miami Beach, Adobe and Google announced a broader AI partnership to connect their products.

The companies plan to bring Acrobat into Google Drive and Gmail, and add Google AI models to more Adobe tools.

Adobe says its Firefly AI Assistant will get background-working agents in beta in early 2027.

Users will be able to set goals, review an agent’s plan and track its work, such as organizing video footage and flagging problems.

The partnership also includes bringing Google’s image and video models to Adobe apps, while Adobe tools will be added to more Google services.

The companies have not said when the integrations will launch, and they are exploring a customized Google image model for Photoshop that could support near-real-time edits.

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Ely GreenfieldAdobe chief technology officer for creativity business
pushing the bounds of how we can use AI to accelerate that and to make people even more capable and more powerful through the use of creative AI.
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It used to be that you had to bring that into a desktop tool like Photoshop to really be able to get access to those capabilities. Now we can deliver that to them whether they're doing that through a web app, through our desktop flagship tools, or through any of these new AI portals like Gemini where customers are really coming to start and do more and more of their work
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Matt RennerGoogle Cloud president and chief revenue officer
they want Google to bring value to the user to help make things less complex and allow them to be more productive.
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