Adobe and TikTok announced the integration of TikTok's AI-powered Creative Assistant right into Adobe Express to improve multimedia production for companies and artists. For free and premium users, this integration attempts to simplify the experience.

Adobe Express's Creative Assistant add-on streamlines content production across platforms. Adobe Express customers get themes, Adobe Stock video clips, audio, stickers, and a TikTok video maker. With the Creative Assistant, users can now get TikTok analytics, trending hashtags, and AI-powered capabilities. The AI assistant can also brainstorm and write video scripts, per TechCrunch.

Easier Content Creation

This connection lets companies and producers plan and upload content to TikTok via Adobe Express. Adobe VP of Marketing Strategy and Communications Stacy Martinet stressed the usefulness of collaboration in generating actual business benefits by reducing time, effort, and resources across platforms during content production.

Martinet highlighted the "tremendous value" of pioneering the collaboration "with TikTok's Creative Assistant, bringing together our unique creative tools and their extensive knowledge of a highly engaged global audience and platform to help make content that delivers real business value for our customers."

Sofia Hernadez, TikTok's Global Head of Marketing, expressed excitement about integrating Creative Assistant into Adobe Express, facilitating TikTok's first campaigns within a familiar platform. The collaboration enables businesses of all sizes to ideate, create, and post content seamlessly within Adobe Express.

Adobe Express customers may install the TikTok AI Creative Assistant feature from the add-ons portion.

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This development follows a report that TikTok is testing a tool that automatically recognizes goods in videos and links to "Find similar items on TikTok Shop." According to a recent article from The Verge, this TikTok feature, part of an early test, signals an expansion of TikTok's e-commerce capabilities beyond approved influencers and brands.

Following the recent launch of TikTok Shop in the US, allowing creators to add product links to videos, the platform aims to reach $17.5 billion in sales in the US in 2024. This potential feature would make TikTok Shop links more common across the app, aligning with shopping features on platforms like Pinterest and Google Lens.

Biden's TikTok Hits 67K Followers

In a separate development, US President Joe Biden's recent entry into TikTok with a campaign account garnered over 67,000 followers on the first day, despite previous national security concerns leading to the app's ban.

By Tuesday morning (Feb. 13), the @bidenhq account had over 681,300 likes and nearly 82,000 followers. However, this figure remains notably lower than Biden's substantial following of 37.8 million on his campaign account on X, formerly known as Twitter.

The Biden reelection campaign defended the TikTok account, citing its significance as a vital means to connect with young voters, even amid continued security concerns about potential data sharing with China's communist government. In 2022, the Biden administration imposed a TikTok ban on 4 million government employees due to data security risks.

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