The creator economy is ripe for disruption. A native AI-powered video and photo editing suite—natively integrated into a premium subscription tier—could capture significant market share from legacy editing software giants. The market itself is worth tens of billions, yet it's still dominated by outdated, bloated tooling. Building a purpose-built solution for modern content creators, with seamless cloud collaboration and AI-assisted workflows, isn't just viable—it's inevitable. The real question is who moves first.
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AirdropHermit
· 8h ago
Honestly, Adobe must be crying. It was about time someone took down those outdated old software.
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TopBuyerForever
· 8h ago
Honestly, Adobe and those old-timers should be phased out. AI editing tools should have been popularized long ago... but I’m afraid there aren’t many who can actually pull it off.
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GateUser-e51e87c7
· 8h ago
Are Adobe's good days coming to an end? This time, I really feel something different...
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MEVSupportGroup
· 8h ago
Nah, this is just a fake demand, just a PR statement. Adobe isn't a pushover; if they really waited for you to develop it, they would have outcompeted you long ago.
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RektRecovery
· 8h ago
ngl, adobe's been asking for this for like a decade. bloated, expensive, everyone knows it. but here's the thing—whoever "moves first" with this probably collapses under their own infrastructure or gets crushed by the actual players with real capital. seen this pattern too many times
The creator economy is ripe for disruption. A native AI-powered video and photo editing suite—natively integrated into a premium subscription tier—could capture significant market share from legacy editing software giants. The market itself is worth tens of billions, yet it's still dominated by outdated, bloated tooling. Building a purpose-built solution for modern content creators, with seamless cloud collaboration and AI-assisted workflows, isn't just viable—it's inevitable. The real question is who moves first.