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Apr 20

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Adobe Releasing AI Agents for Corporate ...

Sarah Lane, Robb Dunewood and Tom Merritt

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Adobe announces corporate AI agents and partners with over 30 AI platforms, Huawei opens preorders for passport-style foldable phone in China, and Germany's chancellor argues regulations around industrial AI should be reduced compared to consumer offerings.

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