This is the Daily Tech News for Tuesday, October 28th, 2025. We tell you what you need to know.

Follow the context of those stories and help each other understand. Today, Adobe brings a lot more AI to its creative suite at Adobe Max 2025.

A ton of AI. We'll talk all about it.

I'm Jason Howell.

And I'm Rob Dunwood.

Let's start with what you need to know with a big story.

Adobe Max 2025, as we just mentioned, happening right now.

And the company has announced a bunch of new features for its creative cloud suite, a suite

that I use almost every single day. So I'm definitely very interested in some of this. Do you use

the creative cloud suite? I used to, but it got really expensive when all I was using was Premiere.

I just, I wasn't using the AI stuff and all the other tools. So I kind of let it go.

It was actually this year I let it go. Yeah, it's pricey. And I've considered it. But,

uh, they have a bunch of new features. Maybe it'll win some of you over. And you guessed it.

Most of it has to do with artificial intelligence. What doesn't these days? Firefly, uh, version 5, which is Adobe's generative AI tool,

now supports on the image front for megapixel quality, which they say photo realistic results,

so very high detail as far as that's concerned. Also, the ability to train custom AI models

for individuals.

I believe that was a feature that was more or less exclusive, I think, to the enterprise users.

Now that's coming down to individuals, so that could be interesting.

This is a feature that I've been really wanting, layered image editing.

And so the idea here, my understanding of this, is generative AI, yes,

but keeping layers intact or adding kind of AI elements to particular layers. So you're not,

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