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Adobe Max 2026 Live Updates: All the AI, Photo and Video News

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Adobe Max 2026 Live Updates: All the AI, Photo and Video News

CNET is on the ground in Miami Beach to bring you all the latest news on Adobe's next steps.

Adobe Max is the company’s annual creative conference that, in previous years, has come with a boatload of AI features. The event gives us a peek at how the undisputed creative software industry leader is thinking about the future (again: AI). 

This year may be a sentimental one for Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayen, as it will be his last in the top job. Narayen announced this spring that he will be stepping down after 18 years as CEO, with customer experience chief Anil Chakravarthy slated to take over on Dec. 1.

Adobe’s flagship programs, like Photoshop, have undergone major AI makeovers, including recent developments like AI audio and soundtrack generation. This has been to the dismay of some of its creative customers who are wary of generative AI. This year is expected to be no different. But there are other tensions brewing, including Adobe’s $75 million settlement with the US Justice Department over subscription cancellations and new vibe-coded and free Adobe alternatives. 

CNET is on the ground in Miami Beach, Florida, to bring you all the latest news. Check back here for updates.

Adobe Max officially kicks off on Tuesday, Nov. 10, with a keynote at 9 a.m. ET / 6 a.m. PT. You can follow along here for live updates and watch the presentation being livestreamed on YouTube.

A lot has changed since last year’s Adobe Max, but some things stay the same.


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