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Sep 10, 2026
Anna PtaszynskiHOST
So the capital of New Mexico, Santa Fe, I really want to go to now because all of the houses are adobe.
Anna PtaszynskiHOST
Um, and I actually looked this up 'cause I wanted to know the connection between adobe the building material and a- the Adobe Suite on computers.
Andrew Hunter MurrayHOST
Yeah.
Anna PtaszynskiHOST
And it's just that the guy who made the Adobe Suite had a river running behind his house called the Adobe River.
Andrew Hunter MurrayHOST
Yeah.
Anna PtaszynskiHOST
But, um, adobe is, you know, it's like that red mud that places in Central America were often made of.
Mackenzie EadyHOST
Hear, hear.
Mackenzie EadyHOST
I mean, if you can afford the Adobe Suite and, and learn that, I think you're better off.
Mackenzie EadyHOST
But Canva-
Scott SipkerHOST
I am an Adobe guy.
Christine ShortGUEST
And they're trying to pull people in through Firefly, which is their suite of generative AI solutions.
Christine ShortGUEST
But how are they going to then convert those users into paying, you know, creative cloud users? Because we know the growth Plan has been working, monthly active users increased about 50% in Q2, but what's the path forward to actually get those folks starting to pay?
Alex CoffeyHOST
I'm so glad that you highlighted this, because I think this is maybe just a kind of quick misconception on what this sort of SaaSpocalypse may be, which is that maybe people won't use Adobe.
Alex CoffeyHOST
But to the contrary, maybe more will use Adobe, but the margins that the company can charge or the revenue it's pulling in for those users may plunge is the concern.
Ryan MaginGUEST
And then it's like, and then Adobe came in and you had to pay like $99 a month.
Ryan MaginGUEST
And then it was like $50 a month for like Adobe Creative Suite to use Premiere Pro.
Ryan MaginGUEST
You know, and then it was like, you know, you had to have a high powered computer to be able to power the files.
Ryan MaginGUEST
And then now it's just like, you don't need any of that.
Kelly EarleyHOST
It's woven into a lot of people's experience with tech in the 2000s.
Kelly EarleyHOST
But like when I was a kid, when I was 13, 14, 15, my friends were all downloading verification codes for Adobe Suite.
Kelly EarleyHOST
They were like power in everything you can think of.
Kelly EarleyHOST
People were using LimeWire to get songs like you had to go so far beyond Spotify.
Phil AlbertelliHOST
Wow, [clears throat] speeding towards the grave.
Phil AlbertelliHOST
And a huge part of our design education consisted of learning to use Adobe's Creative Suite, now Creative Cloud, which I still subscribe to, you know, Photoshop, Illustrator, et cetera, and all their programs now use and push AI.
Phil AlbertelliHOST
It's crazy, especially since it's software for creatives, and most artists, if it's not too presumptuous to say, have either, like myself, mixed feelings about AI art or are just outright opposed to it.
Phil AlbertelliHOST
And they now have this AI credit system built in.
James MarshallGUEST
And COVID went down, I quit the gym.
James MarshallGUEST
At this point, I had previously gone to school for interactive media design, where they essentially were like, here's Adobe's Creative Cloud.
James MarshallGUEST
And that's what I paid the money for.
James MarshallGUEST
Didn't really learn much, but I learned what Adobe was.
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Users are urged to update their software as soon as possible to prevent potential compromise.
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This is Adobe's largest patch batch of the year, covering everything from Acrobat to their Creative Cloud applications.
speaker_0HOST
Google has released Chrome version 153, which includes 230 security fixes and patches, the seventh zero-day vulnerability of 2026.
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The update addresses a memory corruption issue that was likely being exploited in the wild.
LaurenHOST
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LaurenHOST
in the, you know, Adobe Suite or so you can do your page layout or whatever.
LaurenHOST
If you're thinking about just a one-off book, it's probably in the long run more cost-effective for you to just outsource the-
MattHOST
Yeah
Brian MaucereHOST
They're trying to figure out how Adobe is going to survive.
Brian MaucereHOST
with being eaten alive by tools like an atlas that can go in and just use the tools or frankly go around them and just do it themselves and so they're like bait what are they banking on firefly what what have you built adobe that's going to save your subscription model what are you going to do that saves creative cloud i would want to know that if i was if i was investing in adobe so like i'll be interested to see what their pivot's going to be because adobe is going to get consumed by Even if they keep the tools and subscription the same, there's going to be AI quicker, faster ways to build it on your own, and you don't need Adobe.
Brian MaucereHOST
I mean, Beth, we literally have been talking about getting away.
Brian MaucereHOST
We use one Adobe tool right now for the show.
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