DaVinci Resolve 21.1 has made its debut, seamlessly incorporating a suite of AI assistants, including Claude and ChatGPT Codex. Leveraging these tools, users can now execute a range of tasks—such as project analysis, material organization, editing, and rendering—through intuitive natural language commands. This innovation drastically cuts down on repetitive tasks, thereby amplifying the efficiency of video creation. Moreover, the photo processing module now offers direct support for raw files from cameras like the Fujifilm GFX/X series, Leica SL, and Sony α7RVI, eliminating the cumbersome step of format conversion and streamlining the post-processing workflow. Additionally, an array of new graphic template tools has been introduced, broadening the horizons of creative expression. Embracing a modular architecture design, this version paves the way for the integration of a wider array of third-party intelligent tools in the future, catering to diverse needs ranging from film-level production to short video creation. Users are invited to download the update via official channels to embark on this new and exciting working mode.