This one is big. Adobe has officially integrated Photoshop, Adobe Express, and Acrobat directly into ChatGPT. That means you can now edit images, refine visuals, and design graphics using pro Adobe tools without leaving chat. No app-hopping. No exporting. No switching contexts. You describe the edit → it happens. 🔧 What this unlocks for AI visual creators: • Edit AI-generated images with real Photoshop tools via natural language • Clean up lighting, background, composition, and details instantly • Move from idea → generation → professional polish in one flow • Use Adobe Express for fast social and brand graphics • Handle visual + document workflows in a single interface This isn’t just “AI art” anymore — it’s AI + industry-standard post-production merged into one workflow. For anyone doing: • AI portraits • Fashion or product visuals • Brand campaigns • Ads and social content • Image editing for clients This massively shortens the gap between raw AI output and commercial-ready visuals. The direction is clear: AI will generate. Photoshop will refine. ChatGPT will orchestrate the whole process. We’re entering a phase where creative direction matters more than tools — because the tools are now embedded into the conversation. We’ll be breaking down practical workflows, limitations, and where this fits alongside Nano Banana, Seedream, and other pro tools inside AI Visual Lab. What’s the first thing you’d use Photoshop-inside-ChatGPT for — cleanup, compositing, or full creative edits?

Thank you so much for this exceptional experience! Learning to use AI/ChatGPT has been an out of this world experience for me. Being a disciplined student, I used the Shopping feature and agentised the search for a present for a child in the family, and it worked so well, so smooth. You helped me make AI part of my everyday life, and I thank you from the bottom of my heart!

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Hi, I'm 74 years old, and even the language that is used on how to utilize this stuff leaves me bewildered.. genuinely did not expect to live after I lost my husband. I had a terrible accident and many illnesses that piled onto my immobility and depression; I didn't pay much attention to learning about computers beyond writing and YouTube. I never thought I'd ever need to learn the tech stuff. Well, 17 years later, I am still in this beautiful world; my health has greatly improved since my heart surgery, and I have decided I may as well start living again, but it is plenty scary! Any suggestions for someone who is not yet bilingual in tech?