- PDF Spaces are like mini cloud storage drives for sharing PDF files and generating visual content.
- A new productivity agent helps you create files from PDF files and even edit them themselves.
- However, you will need an expensive Acrobat Studio plan to access PDF Spaces
Adobe has declared that the traditional email attachment is no longer fit for purpose and has introduced a new style of PDF sharing to support the latest era of human-AI collaboration.
Described as an evolution of Acrobat AI Assistant, Adobe’s PDF Spaces is said to be a proactive tool that does more than simply respond to prompts, offering summaries and audio guides for easy access.
“We’re introducing a new way to share information,” Adobe Document Cloud vice president Abhigyan Modi wrote in a blog post.
Adobe reinvents PDF sharing after inventing PDF
The update comes as PDF usage continues to rise: Acrobat users submit more than 200 million of them annually, which is a staggering 400 billion each year.
The new productivity agent covers a lot of ground, generating images, text, and other file types like presentations, podcasts, and social media posts from your PDF files, but it can also be used for conversational PDF editing within Acrobat to avoid having to jump between file types.
At the core of Adobe’s new sharing system are “interactive experiences,” rather than simple files and links. In addition to the generative AI tools we’ve come to expect in the Creative Cloud suite, a new productivity agent gets to work to “generate summaries, answer questions, provide guidance, and tell you who’s interested.” A demo shows the agent generating interactive presentations that serve as the first point of contact for recipients before drilling down into individual PDF files.
Just like a cloud storage drive, businesses can create their own space with markups, PDFs, documents, links, and notes.
Adobe’s PDF Spaces functionality is available on the Acrobat Studio plan, priced at $24.99/month with an annual commitment. The Productivity Agent is also available on all Adobe Acrobat AI plans.
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