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As Adobe delves deeper into the realm of artificial intelligence (AI), some analysts fear the software giant may struggle to effectively monetize this technology amid stiff competition. This concern raises questions about the company’s future growth trajectory and its ability to maintain its impressive profit margins and customer retention rates. Furthermore, the increasing integration of AI in digital media could potentially result in job cuts within the creative industries that heavily rely on Adobe’s suite of products.
This ongoing debate surrounding Adobe’s AI strategy is likely to linger as investors eagerly await tangible signs of successful monetization of the company’s AI solutions.
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