TNB Tech Minute: Adobe Adds Three Apps to OpenAI’s ChatGPT

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🗓️ 10 December 2025

⏱️ 2 minutes

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Plus: Amazon and Microsoft are set to pour over $50 billion into India. And a new poll found CEOs are all in on AI. Danny Lewis hosts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:38.4	Adobe is adding three of its apps to OpenAIs ChatGPT. Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Express, and
0:44.8	Adobe Acrobat will be available directly through the chatbot, allowing users to ask
0:49.1	ChatGPT to edit photos, create designs, or edit PDFs. The software company is the latest in the string of businesses that have integrated with
0:57.2	ChatGPT in an effort to get in front of the chatbot's more than 800 million users.
1:02.6	Adobe's competitors, Canva and Figma, were part of the initial slate of businesses included
1:06.6	when OpenAI launched its app integration ecosystem in October.
1:16.1	Amazon and Microsoft are the latest big tech companies to double down on investment in India.
1:22.3	Yesterday, Amazon said it will sink $35 billion across its businesses in India over a five-year period.
1:26.5	The e-commerce giant says this latest investment will focus on business expansion,
1:27.9	AI capabilities,
1:34.6	export growth, and job creation. That came on the heels of Microsoft announcing a $17.5 billion spending plan in India over the next four years. That's in addition to the $3 billion the
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