Ashley Still

Ashley Still is Senior Vice President & General Manager of Creative Product Group at Adobe, where she is responsible for the success of Creative Cloud, including product management, engineering, product marketing, and community teams. Ashley joined Adobe in 2004, and has held numerous leadership roles, including Senior Vice President, Product Marketing, Strategy & Partnerships, and Senior Vice President of Document Cloud. She successfully launched Acrobat on the web and grew Acrobat and Scan mobile apps to 1B+ downloads combined. Prior to Document Cloud, Still led the successful transformation of Adobe’s Creative Cloud Enterprise business to cloud-based subscription. Under Ashley’s leadership, Adobe launched the first executive leadership council for the Adobe & Women employee network, and she has helped create mentorship and sponsorship programs for diverse leadership advancement. Ashley holds a BA in Economics and International Studies from Yale University and an MBA from Stanford Graduate School of Business. She sits on the board of directors of DoorDash.

Biography:  https://blog.adobe.com/authors/ashley-still

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Bias

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  • Adobe claims to be a leader in AI-powered innovation for video editing
  • Adobe promotes its Firefly Video Model as a breakthrough in generative AI
  • Adobe uses buzzwords like 'accelerant', 'creativity' and 'smart' to appeal to customers

Conflicts of Interest

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Examples:

  • The article does not disclose any potential conflicts of interest or sponsored content
  • The article is clearly biased towards Adobe and its products
  • The article may be influenced by Adobe's marketing goals and agenda

Contradictions

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Examples:

  • The article contradicts itself by saying that Adobe has been delivering AI-powered innovation for over a decade but also that Firefly is the next accelerant
  • The article implies that Firefly is a new and unique feature of Adobe Premiere Pro but also says that it is developing it
  • The article suggests that Firefly can solve problems in video editing such as workflow tedium, adding objects or removing distractions but does not provide any evidence or examples

Deceptions

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Examples:

  • The article is deceptive in its claims and presentation of Adobe's AI-powered features
  • The article may mislead readers about the true capabilities and limitations of Firefly
  • The article uses exaggerated and unsubstantiated statements to promote Adobe's products and services

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Adobe's New AI Tools in Premiere Pro: Object Addition & Removal, and Generative Extend

Adobe's New AI Tools in Premiere Pro: Object Addition & Removal, and Generative Extend

Broke On: Monday, 15 April 2024 Adobe unveils new AI tools for Premiere Pro, including Object Addition & Removal and Generative Extend, allowing users to replace or remove moving objects and extend clips seamlessly. Monthly subscriptions start at $4.99 across various platforms. Adobe's strategy integrates generative AI into Creative Cloud for more power and efficiency in video editing.