Editing a podcast is now as simple as trimming a document, thanks to Adobe

Project Shasta is a compelling platform. The only thing to keep in mind is that, while the system appears to be designed extraordinarily well, it may or may not work so perfectly in real life. With Project Shasta, Adobe has made the decision to replace dozens of manually controlled, pro-level audio tools with an AI to do that work automatically. If that AI is highly polished, Project Shasta will be superb in trimming words and blending voices, in what looks to be the most intuitive voice-editing software ever produced. If it's not, users will be stuck with a podcast that may be easy to edit, but buggy or generally subpar in its overall execution, leaving you few manual controls to make things right when they go wrong.