Out of all the teasers Adobe shared, only one isn’t GenAI. But that's the one that got a standing ovation. Is that a clear sign of what creators want?
Adobe just teased 10 potential new features, but only one of them isn't generative AI-based. That's the tool I hope to see in future Photoshop
Adobe shared 10 Sneaks during Adobe Max, with only one of them not utilizing generative AI, which received a standing ovation from attendees. Project Rinse Repeat, presented by Katelyn Chedraoui, is a tool that automates repetitive tasks in Photoshop without generating pixels. The technology uses existing layers, masks, healing brush, and traditional Photoshop tools found in the first edit and then applies those changes to other parts of the image.
Adobe's new AI Assistant is also in beta for the upcoming Photoshop version, but Project Rinse Repeat seems to be the standout tool that creators want most.
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