Adobe has introduced a series of new features of artificial intelligence during her conference, Max, which is being held in Miami Beach, as well as announcing the expansion of partnership with Google.
Among the most interesting innovations are permanent artificial intelligence agents who will be integrated into Firefly Al Assistant at the beginning of 2027, first in the beta version, the Telegraph broadcast.
These agents will be adapted to certain creative processes. Users will be able to choose a willing agent, personalise him, set a target and examine his plan before starting work.
Once activated, agents will continue to work in the background even when the user is not using the app. They will determine for themselves when to repeat tasks, learn user preferences through comments, and seek approval when it is necessary to make a decision.
Adobe has set an example of a video project that lasts several weeks. In this case, the agent can organize accepted images, remove double clips and identify potential problems, such as camera vibrations or audio difficulties, to consider the user later.
Through a central panel in Firefly, users will be able to monitor the performance and approve the agent’s results.
Firefly Al Assistant will also be equipped with Plan Mode, which allows for review, change and approval of the plan before work is launched. Users will also be able to allow the agent to proceed autonomously.
Another innovation is Model Selector, which will include the Auto-Select option. Users will also be able to determine shapes, colors, brand instructions, characters, and products once, so that these preferences can be applied in all their projects.
As far as Google partnership is concerned, Adobe has indicated that Aobola will soon be available on Google Workspace via Google Drive and Gmail.
The application will appear as an option suggested, with the possibility of Édi with ‘%s’ in preliminary footage of the documents.
Adobe will also integrate Google’s artificial intelligence patterns into Acrobat functions. Meanwhile, it will expand its connections to Gemini and Gemini Enterprises, including Acrobs and other creative tools, and bring its creative tools to AI Mode of Google Search.
Adobe clients can already use Google models like Gemini Omni, Veo and Nano Banana. Both companies have announced that the latest Google models for generating images and videos will continue to be integrated into Firefly, Photoship, Premiere and Adobe Express.
Furthermore, Adobe and Google DeepMind are considering developing a personal Google model for generating images in Photoship. This can enable the real-time change in images.
However, neither Adobe nor Google have suggested when new integrations will be activated between their platforms. /Telegraphy/