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Morayo Adeyemi was an undergraduate studying computer science, with a deep interest in AI and efficiency. As she and her classmates dug into their senior thesis capstone, Adeyemi reached out to Adobe researchers for mentorship. Soon, she was corresponding with a senior researcher on how to shape the group’s project.

Adobe Research’s NeurIPS 2025 contributions explore new territory in machine learning and AI, including layered image generation, design-aware templates, and subject-driven video models. This teaser highlights a few papers shaping the future of creativity.

Adobe Research, in collaboration with the AEP engineering team, developed the new AI Assistant in Adobe Experience Platform. This cutting-edge technology delivers time-saving responses grounded in product knowledge and customer data, backed up with citations and explanations—all through a natural language interface!

With updates developed by Adobe Research, a graph can now tell you about itself–in natural language. The feature is called Intelligent Captions and is available for Customer Journey Analytics users. Check out the story to learn about this research and product collaboration behind the innovation.

NAACL 2022 is being held from July 10 to 15 in Seattle. It is one of the top research conferences on natural language processing. In recent years, deep learning approaches have been prominently featured in the papers presented at NAACL. Learn more about Adobe's contributions at this year's conference.

Understanding charts and graphs filled with data—and finding the story behind that raw information—is far from simple. It’s even more difficult to get insights from data in a format that’s accessible for all. Now, a new AI-based technology created by Adobe Research is offering users a way to do all of this.

ACL 2022, one of the top research conferences on natural language processing, is being held from May 22 to 27. This year, Adobe Research has co-authored a total of six papers at the conference. Check out the blog post to learn more.

EMNLP is one of the top research conferences on natural language processing. This year, there are nine Adobe co-authored papers at the conference on research topics ranging from question answering, image captioning, summarization, authoring assistants, event understanding, and more. Check out the full list.

ACL-IJCNLP is one of the top research conferences on Natural Language Processing. Learn about the new work that Adobe Research is presenting this year!

In our award-winning paper at EACL 2021, we introduced a new system that helps readers better understand acronyms - the shorter form of a longer phrase. This is valuable to people reading a wide range of texts, such as scientific papers.

Adobe presented a total of twelve papers (nine at the main conference; three at workshops) at NAACL 2021 on research topics including question answering, information extraction, NLP fundamentals, linguistic style, multi-modal processing, and knowledge graphs.