And Sora is still nowhere to be seen, 8 months since the announcement now.

Really excited from the glimpses we've seen so far. Lots of useful little things like being able to extend a video a few extra frames. I think AI is generally more useful as a tool like this on existing footage currently rather than generating everything.

Adobes use of AI is embarrassing. Try it in illustrator or photoshop.

Have they fixed their image generation models yet?

Note that "AI video tools" can mean so much more than text-to-video generation. Because video is so rich, it can involve every type of AI image, audio, motion, detection, inpainting, outpainting, etc. tool.

Meanwhile Animate has gotten few updates and left to linger, while competitors are doing a slightly better job, no one has risen to the top yet, but once they do, Adobe will buy them up.

Dreamweaver is stagnated. Fireworks died years ago and they killed Freehand right away.

Just proves, Adobe bought Macromedia just to kill the competition and for Flash which was popular at the time for video on the web.

Adobe has a really huge moat they can leverage to acquire users.

> Adobe starts roll-out of AI video tools, challenging OpenAI and Meta

So if they can't make softweare (acrobat), they make AI. /s

Won’t have to wait long before Adobe figures out the stupidest way to squeeze more money out of its customers by shoving its AI down their throats.

The AI space has such a high risk profile. Adobe's choice: bet on AI, and if AI takes off, Adobe is more profitable than ever. Or, bet on AI, and if AI doesn't take off, Adobe damages its own reputation (potentially permanently). AI is leading to so many companies making choices like this.