Google Photos' 'Ask Photos' Feature Returns with Faster Search
Google Photos' 'Ask Photos' feature has seen significant updates, including the integration of classic search functionalities and the resumption of its rollout to a wider US user base. The AI-driven feature, which uses Google's Gemini AI, aims to provide quicker and more reliable results.
Initially launched with mixed reception due to reliability and response time issues, 'Ask Photos' was temporarily paused in June to address these performance problems. Now, Google has recommenced its phased deployment, integrating elements of its classic photo search to deliver faster initial results.
The feature, which uses natural language processing to analyze photo content and metadata, continues to operate in the background for deeper analyses and intricate inquiries. To use 'Ask Photos', users must be at least 18 years old, have their Google account language set to English, and activate the 'Face Groups' feature.
With the latest updates, Google Photos' 'Ask Photos' feature is expected to provide improved speed and reliability. The wider US rollout continues, with users benefiting from the integration of classic search functionalities and the power of Google's Gemini AI.
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