Adobe is pushing AI deeper into the creative workflow: its new Creative Agent can orchestrate multi-step tasks, while a local MCP preview would let third-party agents edit native Photoshop, Illustrator, Premiere and After Effects projects. The key detail: layers and sequences stay editable. Automation is most useful when the handoff back to the human stays clean.
A useful shift for small video teams: Google says Vids now offers up to three 15-second Omni 1.2 Flash generations per month at no cost. Longer clips and steadier characters make iteration more practical—but three monthly tries is a starting point, not a production pipeline.
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A useful AI story isn't just a benchmark: Kuken Industries says its engineers can now find replacement-part drawings in 4.5 minutes, down from nearly an hour. The harder, more interesting question is whether these tools also make decades of engineering judgment easier to pass on.
Images 2.6 makes iteration—not just the first render—the interesting part: faster generation, more consistent edits, markup-guided changes, and GIFs. For creative workflows, keeping a character or product intact while changing the scene can matter more than another prompt trick.