Adobe and Google Expand AI and Workspace Partnership
Adobe is expanding its AI partnership with Google across creative and document tools. Archival headquarters photo, August 2023. Photo: Fastily / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0, cropped)
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Adobe and Google Expand AI and Workspace Partnership

Adobe and Google are widening their AI partnership, bringing Acrobat to Workspace and exploring faster Photoshop editing with DeepMind.

By Daniel Wright • 1 min read Published: Updated:

Adobe and Google expanded their AI partnership on November 10, extending creative and document tools across Google products while bringing more Google models into Adobe apps.

Acrobat is set to reach Drive and Gmail, while Gemini models will help power its AI Assistant. Adobe also plans additional Gemini integrations and creative tools in AI Mode in Google Search.

The creative side covers Google models in Firefly, Photoshop, Premiere and Express. Adobe and DeepMind are also exploring near-real-time Photoshop editing, with no launch date disclosed for that work.

Adobe had already introduced Photoshop, Lightroom, Express and Firefly in Gemini in September. Those connections let users request edits and designs in a chat, with the option to continue in Adobe’s dedicated apps for more detailed work.

Adobe also extended its enterprise marketing agent to major AI platforms on November 4, including Gemini for business. Acrobat will appear as a suggested app in Drive and Gmail, with an “Edit with” option in file previews.

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