Autodesk Previews Next-Generation Agentic AI Across Forma, Fusion and Flow

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Autodesk previewed a next-generation, agentic version of Autodesk Assistant spanning its three industry clouds at Autodesk University 2026 in Las Vegas. The three clouds are Autodesk Forma for Architecture, Engineering, and Construction, Autodesk Fusion for Design and Manufacturing, and Autodesk Flow for Media and Entertainment, and the expanded experience is designed to extend across products, projects, and teams rather than inside a single tool. Autodesk Assistant is generally available today across many Autodesk products, including Fusion, Forma, and Flow, while the next-generation experience is not yet generally available and is planned to begin rolling out in 2027, with a standalone experience also planned for that year. The next generation is built around three priorities: Personal Pulse and Assistant Spaces to surface and investigate what needs attention, acting across workflows through natural-language and voice interaction, and Assistant Builder, which lets customers connect their own AI agents, tools and trusted partner services to Autodesk project context, with support planned for third-party agents from the Design & Make Marketplace. President and CEO Andrew Anagnost said the constraint in these industries has never been about ideas but capacity, and that the intelligence is grounded in more than four decades of Autodesk industry expertise. Autodesk said availability, rollout timing, subscription terms, and regional details for the next-generation capabilities will be announced in 2027, and that its 2027 State of Design & Make Report found 70% of Design and Make leaders and experts surveyed expect AI to reduce mundane and repetitive work.

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Autodesk previewed next-generation agentic AI across Forma, Fusion and Flow, with Assistant Builder and third-party agent support planned for 2027.

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