At Adobe MAX 2016, one of the most important and high-profile announcements was Adobe Sensei. The set of intelligent services harnesses machine learning, artificial intelligence (AI) and deep learning capabilities. Some of Adobe Sensei’s awesome intelligent services have already been deployed in Adobe products.
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Adobe Lightroom Mobile gets a handy update, for both Android (v2.3) and iOS (v2.7) platforms, bringing a new HDR capture mode to today’s powerful smartphones.
163 0The single, possibly the most important announcement at Adobe MAX 2016 is Adobe Sensei. The aptly-named ‘guru’ is a framework and set of intelligent services for improving design and delivery of digital experience. It harnesses machine learning, artificial intelligence (AI) and deep learning capabilities. Available across the Adobe Cloud Platform – Creative Cloud, Adobe Document Cloud and Adobe Marketing Cloud, Adobe Sensei tackles experience challenges faced by creatives and customers by automating mundane tasks, driving predictive and personalisation capabilities; and let creatives do what they do best – create.
1164 0While Day 1 of Adobe MAX was all that one could imagine, the second day of Adobe’s creativity conference was no less of a fanfare. At the keynote, we saw high-profiled creative guests setting the stage on fire. First up was fashion designer Zac Posen; followed by war photographer Lynsey Addario; sculptor and artist; Janet Echelman; and some consider one of the greatest filmmakers – Quentin Tarantino.
281 0Adobe’s high-powered keynote on the first day of its Adobe MAX creativity conference saw exciting announcements including new products like Adobe XD, Project Felix, and Adobe Spark. It revealed Adobe Sensei, a new framework that leverages on machine learning and artificial intelligence powers some of Creative Cloud’s new features. Its expansive Creative Cloud meanwhile, gets a plethora of feature enhancements and central to the suite of apps is Adobe Stock and Typekit.
802 0Day 1 of the annual Adobe MAX creativity conference in San Diego was as exciting as could be. Major announcements circled around the theme of fusing creativity and technology to enhance users’ digital experiences. Some 10,000 creative folk from all over the world attended the keynote, opened by Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayen, then baton-passed to Adobe digital lead, Bryan Lamkin. There were a plethora of announcements detailed here; including three new products – Adobe Sensei, Project Felix and Adobe Spark. The entire portfolio of Creative Cloud apps also received enhancements and new features. Enjoy the gallery of what transpired on Day 1.
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