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The Adobe Research team recently collaborated with their counterparts on the Customer Journey Analytics product team to develop a built-in Assistant. The tool allows customers to describe what they want to analyze in natural language—and then the Assistant instantly creates a visualization.

Adobe has launched Firefly, a new family of generative AI models for creative expression. The technology is now available in beta, and Firefly is powering a new tool called Generative Fill in the Photoshop desktop app. Check out the story to learn about how Adobe Research made it possible.

Research Scientist David Arbour is using machine learning, along with causal inference, to change the way companies do research. The tools Arbour works on help Adobe and its customers understand the impact of product changes and get information more quickly so they can make informed business decisions.

The Motion feature in Adobe Fresco empowers artists and creators to add motion to individual elements in their artwork. We talked to Adobe Research's Li-Yi Wei and Rubaiat Habib about the "behind the scenes" of this impactful research work.

John Collomosse, Principal Research Scientist at Adobe Research, draws on computer vision, machine learning, and blockchain to create tools that build trust for digital content. In this Q&A, Collomosse shares his work on Content Credentials, image fingerprinting, and more.

The Adobe Research team helped reveal the future of artificial intelligence and generative AI for the marketing world at Adobe Summit 2023. The team introduced new technologies and ideas that were featured in a keynote, two Sneaks, and several Summit sessions. Check out the article to learn more.

Project Blink helps users find and quickly pull highlights from video content, making video editing as easy as text editing. Learn about how a cross-disciplinary team led by Adobe Research came together to build this new AI-powered, web-based video editing app.

Aseem Agarwala, Anh Truong, and Joel Brandt — 3 members of the large team of researchers, engineers, and designers who developed Project Blink — share why they came back to Adobe, what they enjoy most about research-product collaborations, and how the culture helps them to do what they love.

Nikos Vlassis and Stephen DiVerdi both spent several years at Adobe Research, left for other opportunities, and returned to dig into new ideas and explore creativity. Learn more about their decisions to come back and the excitement that comes with creating for creative people!

We talked to Adobe Research’s Rosalie Martin, Senior Research Engineer, and Adrien Kaiser, Research Engineer, about how they partnered with product teams to transform their experimental research into the Image to Material feature in multiple Adobe products. Watch the video interview to learn more!

Interactive Graphics Researcher Li-Yi Wei’s work focuses on 2D and 3D graphics, computer intelligence, and the space where technology meets human creativity. We talked to Wei about the evolution of his research, why communicating about technology is so important, and the path from industry to academia and back again.