Not to be out-Einsteined, Adobe launches its Sensei layer of AI services throughout its clouds

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In September, Salesforce upped the ante on computer intelligence by announcing its Einstein layer of AI for all of its clouds.

This week, Adobe similarly announced Sensei, a “framework and set of intelligent services” across the company’s Marketing, Creative and Document Clouds. In a blog post, EVP and CTO Abhay Parasnis explained the name choice:

“Sensei, ‘master’ or ‘teacher’ in Japanese, is the perfect term to describe the deep expertise in artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning and deep learning we have built into our platform.”

Adobe already had dozens of intelligent services running in its clouds, some of which were added in announcements as recently as March and May. Sensei makes those services available throughout the three clouds and marks Adobe’s commitment to boosting its investment for providing more.

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