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Mar 11, 2026 Coverage of new AI tools from Adobe, including a Photoshop assistant and generative editing features. Zoom unveils AI-powered avatars, an office suite with Docs/Slides/Sheets, and in-meeting deepfake detection. YouTube pilots likeness detection to help officials and journalists flag AI deepfakes. Quick startup funding news rounds out the tech headlines.
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Photoshop AI Assistant Enables Natural Language Edits
- Adobe's new Photoshop AI assistant lets users edit images with natural-language prompts.
- Features include object/person removal, color and lighting changes, soft glow, cropping formats, and AI Markup for drawn edits.
Firefly Gets Generative Fill Like Photoshop
- Adobe added generative fill to Firefly for replacing or adding objects and adapting backgrounds.
- Firefly's generative fill mirrors Photoshop's capability to modify backgrounds and add content contextually.
Zoom Expands With Photorealistic Avatars And AI Office Apps
- Zoom is launching photorealistic AI avatars, AI Docs/Slides/Sheets, and an AI agent builder to boost productivity.
- Avatars mimic appearance and expressions; AI Companion 3.0 connects to Slack, Salesforce, Gmail, Asana, and more.