Canva, Adobe bring generative AI race into brand design

With Canva and Adobe's new updates, the generative AI race enters the brand design space

Canva is just one of several major design and visual platforms that are rapidly introducing new generative AI capabilities.

Additional coverage:

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Bonus: Ahead of TikTok CEO Shou Zi Chew's scheduled appearance before Congress today, here's a look at our recent coverage of TikTok and how a potential ban could affect the industry:

• Creators face their 'worst nightmare' with possible TikTok ban
• What do creators really want from TikTok?
• Ad spending on TikTok defies advertising slowdown
• News publishers are flocking to TikTok as they continue to search for new audiences
• With TikTok's growing list of issues, should marketers think twice about the platform?
• Why Vice, BBC, WaPo, others see new TikTok teams as the next wave of specialist publishing talent