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Jim Cramer has not let up on his close watch of Adobe, the software giant behind Photoshop and Acrobat. The CNBC host recently weighed in on the company's position amid the ongoing artificial intelligence debate, and he did not shy away from pointing out its troubles. Cramer noted that Adobe, once a dominant force in creative software, is now facing a tough transition as AI reshapes the industry.
In his morning appearances throughout 2025, Cramer has repeatedly highlighted the firm's struggles. He pointed out that while Adobe has tried to integrate AI tools into its products, the market has not reacted with much enthusiasm. The company's stock has faced pressure as investors question whether its subscription model can keep up with faster, cheaper AI alternatives. Cramer has been blunt about the situation, saying that Adobe needs to prove it can innovate without losing its core customer base.
The host also touched on the broader debate about which AI strategies will win out. Some companies are racing to build the most powerful models, while others focus on practical applications. Adobe, according to Cramer, sits in an awkward middle ground. It has the brand and the user base, but it risks falling behind if it cannot deliver AI features that feel essential rather than gimmicky. For now, Cramer continues to track the company closely, treating it as a test case for how legacy software firms can survive the AI shake-up.
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