The big news is what Adobe is calling CX Enterprise Coworker . They are essentially specialized AI agents that act as digital colleagues. Instead of you having to manually sit and edit every step of a campaign, you can give the agent a goal – for example, increase sales or get more clicks – and the system will create a plan and execute it across channels.
The smart thing here is that employees still have the final say in an approval process, but agents handle all the heavy coordination work behind the scenes.
As something new, Adobe has chosen a very open approach. Companies are not locked into using only Adobe's own models. CX Enterprise is built to play with the tools you may already be using, such as Google Gemini, Microsoft Copilot or ChatGPT.
This is an important step, as few companies want to put all their eggs in one basket, and Adobe has therefore allied with big players like NVIDIA, Google, OpenAI, and AWS to ensure that things work together.
The entire system runs on top of Adobe's existing Experience Platform, so for the many companies that already use Adobe's tools, it should be relatively straightforward to connect.