The conversation about AI and creativity should be led by the people who do creative work. This program is Adobe’s effort to amplify the voices of creative professionals, content creators, and new entrants to the field. We publish what they're telling us about what's changing, what's at stake, and what our researchers and engineers are doing about it.
June reports:
How creatives are thinking about AI
We surveyed nearly 2,000 creative professionals and other creatives across the US, UK, and Japan. Most are neither enthusiastic adopters nor opponents - they're sorting through where AI belongs in their work, and where it doesn't.
How AI is redistributing creative work
We studied two waves of US job postings, surveyed 1,433 working creatives and 3,300 people training to enter the field, and reviewed eighteen months of qualitative research. The sources illuminated the same general pattern: AI is fundamentally reshaping how creative work is done.
The economic state of creative professions
How are the job markets for creative fields changing? This report is a reference for nine creative occupations, including wages, employment outlooks, and state-by-state variation, drawn from US Bureau of Labor Statistics data, and the Department of Labor’s O*NET program.