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Adobe reported its financial results for the second quarter today. Here's what its CFO Dan Durn said in a press release on Thursday.

After maintaining impressive form last year, tech giant Adobe is now seeing some of its lustre rubbing off.

CFO Dan Durn explains Adobe's approach to generative AI.

From crunching data to augmenting talent, and what they might use it for next, AI remains top of mind.

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Operator: Good day, and welcome to the Q4 and FY 2023 Adobe Earnings Conference Call. Todays conference is being recorded.

The cloud software giant faces some messy near-term challenges.

The cloud software giant faces some messy near-term challenges.

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