Adobe, Google broaden AI partnership across creative and workplace apps

Adobe and Google are announcing an AI-focused strategic partnership on Tuesday that will deepen the integration of the two companies' products. The two companies plan to bring Adobe tools into more Google apps, and also incorporate Google Deep Mind's AI models into more Adobe apps. For example, Acrobat will be available in Google Drive and Gmail, while Google's latest imaging tools will be in Photoshop, Premiere and Firefly. The announcement comes as part of Adobe MAX, the world's largest creativity conference that began Tuesday in Miami Beach.Ely Greenfield, chief technology officer for creativity business at Adobe, told FOX Business that a major theme for the company in the past few years has been "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." The two companies plan to bring Adobe tools into more Google apps, and also incorporate Google Deep Mind's AI models into more Adobe apps. (Getty Images)"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," he said. GOOGLE PARTNERS WITH VETERANS GROUPS TO HELP 25,000 ENTER SKILLED TRADES CAREERS AMID WORKER SHORTAGE The partnership will see more integration of AI tools on Adobe and Google platforms. (David Paul Morris/Bloomberg via Getty Images)Greenfield said the partnership is leveraging the expertise at the two companies to "shape the technology to make it accessible to people for creation, whether that's for content creation or consuming or modifying a PDF.""We get to pair that together with Google's deep expertise in AI, really pushing the bounds with DeepMind and what they're doing in bringing those capabilities to the bleeding edge, and also, obviously, their world-class capability to reach a mass of users around the world," he added.Matt Renner, president and chief revenue officer for Google Cloud, told FOX Business that he often hears from CEOs and other corporate leaders that they want Google to bring value to the user to help make things less complex and allow them to be more productive.GOOGLE LAUNCHES GLOBAL STUDY OF MILLIONS OF AI CHATS TO UNDERSTAND HOW PEOPLE USE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE Google and Adobe are planning to work on new AI-powered editing tools. (Marlena Sloss/Bloomberg via Getty Images)The partnership has already seen the integration of some of the two companies' tools, such as the launch of Adobe connectors in Gemini and Gemini Enterprise. Acrobat will also be available as a suggested app in Google Workspace – including popular platforms like Google Drive and Gmail.HOW DEMOCRATS' MIDTERM GAINS COULD RESHAPE THE POLITICAL LANDSCAPE FOR AITicker Security Last Change Change % ADBE ADOBE INC. 237.32 -1.98 -0.83% GOOGL ALPHABET INC. 288.15 +3.37 +1.18% The companies plan to integrate Google's AI models into models powering AI capabilities in Acrobat to allow users to edit PDFs conversationally, get summaries of information in documents and create assets faster. Google's frontier models for image and video will be available in Adobe Photoshop, Firefly Express and Premiere.CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD THE FOX NEWS APPAdobe and Google DeepMind are also planning to explore new editing capabilities for creative professionals, with the companies explaining they plan to explore customization of a Google image model for Photoshop that could enable near-real-time edits through the use of prompts to edit images and choose among variants.