Adobe's EditAgent picks the right tool like a Photoshop pro, at 10x the compute cost
The Decoder · rss · 2026-11-01
Adobe Research and UC San Diego built EditAgent, an AI system that edits images the way a Photoshop professional would.
- Instead of retrying one general-purpose editor, the agent selects the appropriate specialized tool for each task
- A standard language model picks the best result based on measured image data
- The approach works but requires roughly 10x the compute
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