Adobe Launches Model Context Protocol for AI Chatbots
Adobe introduced a Model Context Protocol allowing external AI chatbots to access Creative Cloud tools alongside new Firefly AI enhancements at its MAX event.
Adobe announced a Model Context Protocol (MCP) and a series of AI enhancements for its creative suite during the MAX event in Miami. The MCP enables external chatbots, such as ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini, to access and utilize features directly within Adobe Creative Cloud applications.
As part of the expansion of its Firefly AI tool, the company introduced a video assembly tool and a prototyping tool called Builder, which is currently in private beta. Specific software updates include generative style sliders and relighting for Photoshop, object removal and a professional color grading system for Premiere, and eye-blink and blemish correction for Lightroom.
Adobe also integrated technology from its recent acquisition of Topaz Labs, which is releasing ImageHDR and the Wonder 4 upscaling model. Vice president Deepa Subramaniam stated that the company intends to use user feedback to determine which additional capabilities to expose via the MCP to support creative workflows.
