For example, vertical smart-phone formats, or cinematic 16:9. This feature allows you to automatically crop footage (including graphics and edits) to match a specific screen type.
(New) Auto Reframe – Also powered by Adobe’s Sensei AI algorithm. 
It has now officially adopted the approach of using Apple’s Metal API for GPU acceleration of select features.
Metal (macOS) – Adobe has moved on from the previous OpenCL compute acceleration technology. They’re not all covered here, but some of the highlights include: Performance The Adobe video team has implemented what I would consider being a more significant number of useful “JDI” type improvements. But now the original Warp command is more precise, allowing you to place additional control handles throughout the image, making it easier to change specific parts of the image. Transform Warp – There has never been a shortage of methods to warp pixel layers in Photoshop (e.g., Liquify, Puppet Warp, etc.). Improved Content-Aware Fill – Now allows you to more precisely define the area(s) from which the textures and colors in the selection will be replaced. The familiar masking workflows still apply when refining a selection. Improved Object Selection – The Object Selection tool and Select Subject command now use the Adobe Sensei AI algorithm to more accurately detect and select objects (or parts of objects), with fewer steps than were previously required. Many of the presets themselves have been updated, particularly the gradients and shapes. 
RIP Presets Manager – Presets for gradients, patterns, and shapes are now housed in new, dedicated panels that can dock to the side of the app frame and which allow the presets to be organized to suit your workflow.Expanded Properties panel – Offers access to more commonly used functions and modifiers, especially for type layers and pixel layers.Here are the main highlights: Usability / UI Nowhere is the focus on evolutionary-rather than revolutionary-improvements in CC 2020 more apparent than in Adobe’s flagship product, Photoshop.
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