Adobe Acrobat has picked up contract intelligence capabilities that enable its AI chatbot to decipher contract jargon in PDF documents.

The new BenQ 5K monitor and speedy 4K display the company showcased at Adobe MAX are perfect for Mac users.

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At its annual MAX conference, Photoshop maker Adobe unveiled the next batch of AI-powered tools coming to the Creative Cloud suite.

There is perhaps no tech category as dull or overstuffed as PDF software. There are countless apps for reading, editing, annotating, and converting, and each one is more boring than the last. But what if there was a way to shake things up? Enter UPDF—an AI-powered PDF tool that’s making waves as a standout alternative to Adobe Acrobat. UPDF is a comprehensive, easy-to-use app that allows you to perform all the above-mentioned functions, as well as chat with any PDF file. It's available for Mac, iPhone, and iPad, and it follows a similar concept as Apple Intelligence and other recently announced AI-infused products: it's time we started working smarter, not harder.