In the sleek, glass-walled offices of a top-tier design firm in San Francisco, the air was thick with competitive tension. Every designer there was a master of Photoshop and a wizard with Illustrator, but there was a rumor circulating about a secret advantage—an Adobe tool known only in hushed whispers as
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: The primary AI engine used to generate images, text effects, and vector recolors from simple text prompts. Adobe Express In the sleek, glass-walled offices of a top-tier
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