Creativity and making things are often associated with freedom. Having space to experiment, think differently and work without constraints. Yet too little structure can, in practice, make creativity harder to achieve.
Since 2 August 2026, the EU AI Act has required that AI-generated and AI-manipulated content be clearly labelled. This applies above all to so-called deepfakes: images, audio and video created or altered with AI in a way that makes them appear authentic. It doesn't have to involve people; it could just as easily be a place, an environment or an event that looks real to the viewer.
We spoke with product manager John Robertsson about the features that have already launched and those still to come during the rest of 2026. After a run of releases early in the year, he promises the pace keeps climbing.
A common problem for many people working in Photoshop is that the creative work happens in one tool while the source files live somewhere else entirely. Mediaflow's Photoshop integration lets you bring that whole flow into a single step.
Anyone who works with images and other media files runs into the same issue: when a workflow leans too heavily on manual habits, getting started as a new user can be tough. How do you quickly find your way through menus and folder structures that may not follow the logic that feels natural to you?
Everyone who works with images has been there. You know exactly which image you are looking for, but you cannot remember the file name, where it is in the folder structure, or which tags were used. You remember the subject, the feeling, maybe the colors. But in traditional search fields, that is rarely enough.
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