OpenAI’s ChatGPT now lets users edit images with Photoshop


The ChatGPT experience lacks signature capabilities like Generative Fill, which can rid images of distracting elements. — Reuters

ChatGPT users can now access Photoshop and other creativity software from Adobe Inc. directly within the chatbot, as OpenAI works to bring more third-party apps into its flagship product. 

As part of the integration, announced on Wednesday, ChatGPT users will be able to adjust images  with some limitations  using Photoshop. They can also create event invitations and other graphics with Adobe Express and edit PDFs with Acrobat. Adobe’s tools are free to use in ChatGPT and do not require the user to leave the chatbot. OpenAI introduced app integrations for ChatGPT in October with the goal of turning the chatbot into a gateway for digital services. Spotify Technology SA, Zillow Group Inc and Adobe rival Figma Inc were among the first companies to sign on. For Adobe, and other software makers, the move offers the promise of getting its products in front of ChatGPT’s more than 800 million weekly users.

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