Adobe has rolled out new AI-powered video editing tools in Premiere Pro, along with major motion design upgrades in After Effects. Premiere Pro now includes new AI editing features, and After Effects gets major motion design upgrades. It’s also a strong reminder of dominance at the top end: 85% of Sundance filmmakers this year reportedly used these tools, despite the explosion of faster AI video options.

The takeaway is simple: the editing grind is shrinking, the standard is rising, and the creators who win won’t be the ones who edit the fastest — they’ll be the ones who make the strongest decisions once the tools do the heavy lifting.

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Adobe is rolling out AI Object Mask and faster shape tracking in Premiere, plus new 3D meshes, vector workflows and variable fonts in After Effects to speed up masking, motion design and overall post-production. ​

GMI Cloud’s new GMI Studio is a visual, node-based platform that lets creators and developers chain together text‑to‑video, image‑to‑video and other models without touching GPU infrastructure, turning ideas into production AI workflows in minutes. ​

LTX has released LTX‑2, a text‑ and image‑to‑video model that can generate up to 20 seconds of synchronized 4K footage with fine control over motion, camera moves and style, aimed at studios and enterprises that need high-fidelity output. ​

Ahead of Sundance, Adobe reported that 85% of 2026 festival films used Creative Cloud apps and announced $10 million in new grants and product donations to support filmmakers experimenting with AI in their workflows. ​

Snowflake’s latest retail blog explains how AI agents will reroute product discovery away from retailer sites and outlines a data roadmap—clean product metadata, real-time inventory and deep ecosystem integrations—to stay visible and shoppable. ​

Bilibili is rolling out new AI features to help creators produce and optimize videos while tightening its monetization system, part of a broader strategy to increase revenue and differentiate from rivals in China’s crowded creator economy.

Enhancor.ai is a specialised AI tool built to fix one very specific (and very common) problem: AI-generated people that look too smooth, too glossy, too “fake.” It restores realistic skin texture—pores, fine detail, natural imperfections—so portraits look more photoreal instead of synthetic.

If you create AI portraits or human characters regularly, this is the finishing layer that makes the image feel believable.

Enhancor is best for creators who work with human faces and need them to look real:

Enhancor saves you from doing what most people do now: export → open Photoshop → add texture → add grain → try to make it look “less AI” → still looks off.

With Enhancor, you upload the image, run the enhancement, and the output comes back with texture restored while keeping the face identity intact (so it doesn’t change the person into someone else).

Here’s what Enhancor is designed to do well:

Enhancor isn’t a “make anything” AI tool — it’s a polish tool. If your work involves AI people (especially close-ups), it helps you cross that line from “cool AI image” to “this could be real.”

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Use Enhancor at the end of your workflow: Generate your portrait first (Midjourney / SD / etc.), do your basic edits, then run Enhancor as the final realism pass. It works best as a finisher.