“Easy-to-use” editing: Adobe Premiere has updated its AI capabilities, allowing direct generation of audio and video materials on the timeline.

Adobe announced a redesign of AI interactions in Premiere, introducing the “generative media” tool, which supports automatic generation of editable audio and video materials directly on the timeline based on context. Users don’t need to switch between external applications; they simply select the blank area of a track to invoke underlying models such as Adobe Firefly, Google Veo, Runway, Luma, and Kling, to match the project style. Additionally, Premiere will add AI audio tools for testing stages, supporting voice separation, automatically lowering music volume when reducing human voices, and individually adjusting dialogue and ambient sounds. The AI assistant feature will also be introduced in the effects software After Effects, allowing users to organize projects, solve technical problems, or create effects through natural language commands. Currently, this is in testing phase.