Google has started rolling out its 'Ask Photos' feature, powered by its Gemini AI models, to a limited number of users in the U.S. This feature allows users to interact with their photos using natural language queries, enabling them to find specific images based on details within the photos themselves.
Back in May, during Google I/O, the company introduced an upcoming AI-based feature called"Ask Photos" which uses Google's Gemini AI models. During Google's presentation, to show how the feature works, Gemini was asked to identify the presenter's license plate number. To get the answer, Gemini went through the Googler's photo library in his Google Photo app to find a picture of his car with the license plate easily readable.
With"Ask Photos," you can use Gemini to organize your photos better. For example, you can use"Ask Photos" to show photographs detailing the progress of your kid's tennis lessons, or you can take a trip down memory lane and ask Gemini what themes you've had for your child's birthday parties. You can even find out how you decorated the birthday cake each year.
Don't worry about the Ask Photos feature sneaking up on you without knowing how to use it. The first time you open the Google Photos app with the feature on your phone, you'll receive pages with prompts showing you how Ask Photos works. You also might be asked to confirm certain names of the people and pets that are in your life.
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