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1. Adobe releases AI assistant in Reader, Acrobat
Today: beta version available for paying Acrobat users.
The AI Assistant can craft summaries and insights from long documents, answer questions, and format data sharing in reports and presentations.
Works with Word and PowerPoint too.
Firefly image generation AI model integration in Adobe’s plans.
2. Signal launches usernames, allowing users to keep phone number private
Phone number still required to create an account.
Roll out in “coming weeks,” as the feature is still in beta.
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