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Canva starts previewing a more powerful version of its AI assistant

Canva starts previewing a more powerful version of its AI assistant
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Adobe isn't the only company releasing a new AI assistant this week. Ahead of its Create event in Los Angeles today, Canva announced Canva AI 2.0. Building on its existing AI assistant, the company is billing the release as its most significant update since the platform first launched in 2013, and the culmination of years of investment to build its own foundational design models.  As you might im

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