LARRUZ demos Adobe Acrobat's new AI Assistant, a beta feature for Standard and Pro subscribers. The tool lets you ask questions, generate summaries, and pull key takeaways from PDFs. He shows it working with a one-sentence summary request.
All Acrobat Standard and Pro subscriptions—individual and team (per the blog post mentioned).
The feature is in beta.
Ever looked at a PDF and it was just too much to read. Well, you're not alone. And Adobe agrees that this is a problem and that's why they introduced the AI Assistant into Adobe Acrobat. So this feature is in beta right now, but as you can see in the blog post, it is available to all Acrobat standard and pro, individual and team subscriptions. And if you update the app, you're going to be faced with this AI Assistant button. So I opened up the little prints PDF just because it's Lenvie and I know the story. And then you can go up here and click the AI Assistant button and you get all of these options that you would have previously previously had to do manually inside of something like GPT4 in here. Now, as you can see, asking questions, generating summaries and key takeaways. The typical use cases are recommended to you rather than you having to know about them. So you have some prompt suggestions right here. But I could also go ahead and ask summarize the story in one sentence. He travels from planet to planet, encountering various characters and learning important life lessons along the way. Yep, that's a one sentence summary that works.
