Adobe is creating new AI tools for video editing. They are adding these to their Premiere Pro platform. These tools will help users make videos in new ways. One new tool lets users add or remove objects using text prompts. This is similar to the Generative Fill feature in Photoshop. Users will also be able to extend the length of video clips.
Adobe has also talked about working with other companies. These include Runway, Pika Labs, and OpenAI. Their models could help users create more complex videos. But Adobe has not set a release date for these new tools. They only said they will come out "this year."
Adobe showed a demo of what their video model can do. They also talked about using AI models from those other companies. Adobe calls this an "early exploration." They want to give users more choices. For example, users could use Pika's model to extend shots. Or they might use Sora or Runway AI to make B-roll clips. Adobe also plans to use Content Credentials labels. These labels will show which AI models were used.
These new tools could change how people edit videos. They might make it easier to create complex scenes. They could also save time by doing tasks that usually take a long time. For example, removing an object from a video normally takes many steps. With these new tools, a user can do it just by typing a command.
The goal is to make video editing more fun and more powerful. Users will have more options to play with. They can focus on their creative ideas without worrying about technical steps. Adobe wants to help users make better videos faster.
These changes could appeal to many different users. Professional video editors might like the new tools for their speed. Beginners might find them easier to use. These tools could help both groups make high-quality videos. This is important because video content is growing fast. Many people now use videos to share stories, news, and ideas.
Adobe is betting that these new tools will become popular. They are working hard to make sure the tools work well. When they do come out, users will have many new ways to edit videos. The future of video editing looks exciting with these new AI tools.