In the mountain air of Park City, Utah, a software company made a quiet but consequential argument: that artificial intelligence earns its place in professional tools not by announcing itself, but by disappearing into the work. Arden Software's unveiling of Impact Neo at its annual user conference represents a considered wager that the packaging industry — long underserved by generic platforms — is ready for intelligence built from the inside out. The gathering of designers, die-makers, and production partners was less a product launch than a demonstration of a philosophy: that the most powerf