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Adobe is adding generative AI features to Acrobat Studio, enabling chat-based PDF editing and new AI outputs: Generate Podcast for podcast-style audio summaries of documents (using a Microsoft GPT model for transcription and a Google voice model) and Generate Presentation for auto-generated slide decks via Adobe Express; users can also refine outputs or edit PDFs through natural-language prompts.
Adobe Acrobat introduces a new generative AI tool called AI Assistant, which allows users to interact with documents in a conversational manner to find and understand information more easily. The tool can summarize files, answer questions, recommend content, and generate citations, all while abiding by Adobe’s data security protocols. Available in beta for paying Acrobat users, the AI Assistant aims to streamline tasks related to working with large text documents and will eventually include integrations with Firefly generative AI model and features for generating first drafts and editing copy.
A Chinese acrobat fell to her death during a mid-air performance with her husband, sparking outrage on social media over the lack of safety measures. The incident occurred in a village near Suzhou, and the woman was taken to the hospital but died of her injuries. Videos of the incident shocked Chinese social media, with many questioning the lack of safety measures. An investigation found that the company failed to obtain approval from authorities prior to the show and failed to provide essential safety protection and emergency measures during the performance. The company has reached an agreement on compensation with the family of the acrobat and will be punished according to regulations.
A Chinese acrobat fell to her death during a dangerous routine with her husband in Anhui Province, China. Video footage shows the couple being pulled high into the air by a crane before the woman falls to the ground below. The incident has sparked a debate on social media about safety features at the show and accessibility for emergency services. Authorities are investigating the incident and have expressed their condolences to the deceased and her relatives.
An investigation is underway after an acrobat fell to her death during a dangerous routine with her husband in China. Video footage shows the couple being pulled high into the air by a crane before the woman falls to the ground below. The incident has sparked discussions on Chinese social media about safety features at the show and accessibility for emergency services. The company running the show has been fined for holding commercial performances without approval. On the same day, an acrobat performing at Coachella in California was seriously injured after falling during an aerial display.
An acrobat fell to the ground during a DJ set at Coachella music festival while performing a routine suspended in the air. The incident occurred about 5 minutes into her performance, and it is unclear whether she suffered an injury while dancing or simply lost her grip. The woman lay motionless on the ground as people rushed to her aid, and paramedics quickly arrived to take her away. The dancer's condition remains unclear, but she was able to blink before the first responders carried her off.
A dancer fell from rigging while performing at Coachella music festival and was carried away on a stretcher. It remains unclear whether she hurt herself while dancing and then fell or whether the fall was caused by a mere slip. The condition of the dancer remains unclear. This is not the first time a concert worker has been injured at Coachella. In 2019, a worker fell to his death while erecting a stage in preparation for the festival.
An acrobat performing on aerial silks at Coachella fell to the ground and appeared to suffer a serious injury. Paramedics rushed to the scene to place her on a backboard, and her condition is currently unknown. Many in the crowd became distressed, with one person reportedly fainting.