Adobe's commitment to artificial intelligence is firm and determined. Today we learned about the acquisition of Saysprings by Adobe. The New York-based company, specializes in the creation of applications where through voice, they are integrated with virtual applications such as Aleza or Google Assistant. In this way, we can carry out editing actions in the simple use of voice.
In recent months we have not stopped receiving news regarding the implementation of improvements to make the daily tasks that we perform with Adobe applications easier.
We know the news through the publication in the own adobe blog. In the words of the firm, cataloged the acquisition of Saysprings as the "Next Step Forward" regarding the integration of the human voice, in the interface of its applications. In the article issued by the company, they comment that the integration of the two companies will facilitate voice technology, in each of the Adobe applications. On the other hand, there is no mention of the financial details of the operation.
In the words of Adobe Vice President Abhay Parasnis, highlighted the importance of the technology applied by Sayspring:
We are moving beyond the keyboard and mouse and even our touchscreens, to use something that is even more natural, our voice. Voice technology is growing rapidly, and we strongly believe that it should become an integral part of the Adobe portfolio in the future.
We're excited to welcome Sayspring to Adobe, and we can't wait to put the technology to work to empower more people to create voice experiences for generations to come.
Adobe devotes a lot of resources to your department Adobe Sensei, where they implement all the actions related to Artificial Intelligence. Over the last year, we've seen features that automatically detect the human shape or modify previously expensive parameters of an image in a second in applications like Photoshop and XD.
We will see how far they can go with the implementation of voice.
