I recently attended the Adobe Symposium in Sydney, Australia, (as well as Adobe MAX in Las Vegas) and could not escape the phrase "Adobe Sensei" - Adobe's artificial intelligence software.

That said, is there any ability to implement Adobe Sensei technology into InDesign for any of the following purposes:

• Create a new indesign document based on a scan (for example, if I wanted to quickly create an invoice for a customer and all they had was a previously printed sample, I could scan the invoice and Adobe Sensei would do the rest, resulting in an InDesign file with type and graphics created by the A.I.)?
• Bring in a load of text and quickly autoformat it based on its content? Microsoft Word can do that right now.
• Be able to take an ID file and colour correct all images in the file?
• Be able to not only report preflight errors but take corrective action?