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LaurenClev
Community Manager
LaurenClevCommunity Manager
Community Manager
January 30, 2026

How are you feeling about AI at work these days?

  • January 30, 2026
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AI is showing up in nearly every part of our work—content creation, workflow automation, customer insights, personalization, and more. But everyone’s experience is different.

 

Some people are energized by the possibilities. 😎 Others are still trying to understand how (or where) AI fits. 🤔 And many of us are somewhere in between. 🤷

 

Let’s take a quick vote. Your answer helps others see they’re not alone. ❤

And if you’re up for it, share a story or example in the comments below from your day-to-day.

How are you feeling about AI at work?

      4 replies

      gkalyan
      Community Advisor and Adobe Champion
      gkalyanCommunity Advisor and Adobe Champion
      Community Advisor and Adobe Champion
      January 30, 2026

      ​@LaurenClev 
      It’s less of a race and more of a collective learning curve. I’m fully sold on the possibilities and have leaned into the 'energized' camp—it’s already become an indispensable daily partner for me, both professionally and personally!

        LaurenClev
        Community Manager
        LaurenClevCommunity ManagerAuthor
        Community Manager
        January 30, 2026

        I totally get the energized feeling. The more AI has become part of my daily workflow, the harder it is to imagine what it was like before we had this tool in our toolkit! 

        S
        Adobe Champion
        ScottMo1Adobe Champion
        Adobe Champion
        January 30, 2026

        I incorporate AI in what we do.   In Workfront, we are the leader in Form Fill-in (we helped scope it).  This helps us with Order Intake as well as creating shipping documents.   With Project Health, we utilize AI to summarize various topics based in the type of project we are looking at (Corrective And Preventative Actions, Building Maintenance, Health and Safety, etc)     AI is used to summarize customer orders, read documents, support negotiations, develop internal white papers.   We are working towards AI being a team member in what we do.   We are embracing and learning new ways to utilize AI!!!

          LaurenClev
          Community Manager
          LaurenClevCommunity ManagerAuthor
          Community Manager
          January 30, 2026

          Hey ​@ScottMo1 Thanks for sharing this!

          I love how many different ways your team is already using AI! Treating it like a real team member is such a smart way to look at it. 

           

          I’m curious with everything you’ve done so far -- What’s been the biggest “wow” or “ah-ha” moment so far as you’ve rolled AI into more of your workflows? Is there a specific project, a time-saver, or anything that surprised you?

          S
          Adobe Champion
          ScottMo1Adobe Champion
          Adobe Champion
          January 30, 2026

          Hi Lauren - for me, so far, it has to be the Request Queue Fill-in form feature ​(@sargis-markosyan )  The Adobe Team really knocked this one out of the park.   We implemented our Aftersales Team into Workfront.   The ability for the AI tool to recognized different customer PO’s, information from emails, word documents, etc. and put the data in the correct fields 95% of the time was simply amazing.    The amount of time this going to save on data entry will be monumental.   I now have other departments excited to see what they can do with Workfront AI Assistant Fill-in Form Feature.

            KatherineLa
            Community Advisor
            KatherineLaCommunity Advisor
            Community Advisor
            February 5, 2026
            1. Actively opposing due to its ecological, economical and socialogical destructive and exploitive nature. Will not adopt, will not use. 
            LaurenClev
            Community Manager
            LaurenClevCommunity ManagerAuthor
            Community Manager
            February 5, 2026

            Hey ​@KatherineLa Thanks for sharing this. I know a lot of folks have deep concerns about AI for exactly these reasons.

            Environmental, economic, and societal impact are all really important considerations whether someone is utilizing AI for work or personal projects. 

            In your own workplace, what would a more responsible or sustainable approach (if anything) to AI look like to you?

            skyehansen
            Community Advisor and Adobe Champion
            skyehansenCommunity Advisor and Adobe Champion
            February 5, 2026

            You asked for a story from my day-to-day...

            AI is new to me, and I think it’s very interesting that:

            1. my company has sent me to an AI training course where one of the main takeaways (maybe I misinterpreted) is that AI is error prone and always needs to be validated
            2. my coworkers are using it to summarize documents

            I can’t figure out any way to validate a summary of something without reading the whole thing. To give you one example, we have document summaries of 12 hours of meetings… and I’m trying to figure out how to put into practice what training is asking -- are they saying I still need to listen to the 12 hours and then validate that the summaries are correct? Or what is the threshold for validation where AI is concerned?

             

            sorry, Story 2 -- I feel like I had to ask myself a similar question during the Champions Forum in Nov, when we got the opportunity to test a few new AI tools. For one of them, the request queue file upload to fill out the form (the feature Scott was talking about), a few of us were confused at the answers that AI was coming up with, as they didn’t appear to be coming from the file upload. If we move into a future where we get to upload a brief in order to fill out a form, and the functionality comes up short, I kind of wonder if anyone’s going to notice (I know we were all more focussed in other directions during that particular Lab, so this ended up being a followup question I sent to the product team.)

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