Meet Kat Dennings's newest personal assistant, Acrobat AI Assistant

In this video, Kat Dennings gives us a glimpse into her day with her new Personal AI Assistant. She uses AI to summarize different parts of a potential script, get key insights and dates from her contracts in ""normal person speak"", and learn how to keep her Birds of Paradise plants alive.

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About Adobe Acrobat:

Adobe Acrobat is a quick, secure, and reliable way to work with PDFs. With Acrobat, you can edit text and images, fill out forms, create new PDFs, and more. Stay productive at home or on the go with easy-to-use tools designed for phones, tablets, and desktop.

New AI Assistant Feature:

Adobe Acrobat now includes an AI Assistant. Engage and chat with your document by asking questions and get quick answers linked to sources primarily from your document. Use the responses to craft emails, presentations, and more, helping you sound like an expert in seconds. With voice prompts in the mobile app, working on the go is easier than ever. Save time and accomplish more. One-click generative summary automatically pulls out key points to help you navigate your docs and get important info fast. Available on desktop and web.

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[annaf]

I am not a huge fan of Adobe BUT this ad is the so funny haahahaha! The funniest commercial I ever watched. Good Work!

[karlsagar]

Erm, I'm not sure the vision is looking good here. It seems innocent and cute, but I can't shake the dark underbelly of issues that could arise here. Mostly for people thinking that they can rely on this tech for accurate understandings and fixing things to an acceptable level.
Will be interesting though, it's just a bit concerning with the fun and easy free approach.

[JoeOutdoors]

Can anybody tell me why I get told the image is too wide to export as a rif or jpg?
Stupid college kids?

Thankfully the old XP machine and Acrobat 6 don't care if the image is 36" wide.