Overview
- The free beta, which went live Tuesday, runs on the web and in mobile browsers and lets anyone start without logging in.
- Students can upload PDFs, docs, slides, spreadsheets, links, and handwritten notes to auto-create flashcards, quizzes, mind maps, presentations, and podcasts.
- An AI assistant answers questions using the uploaded materials and shows interactive citations so students can verify each response.
- Adobe says about 500 students and campus groups from schools including Harvard, Berkeley, and Brown shaped the product during testing.
- Investors reacted cautiously after the free launch, with shares edging lower as coverage flagged open questions about future pricing, data retention, and feature limits.