After quietly pausing the rollout of Google Photos’ AI-powered “Ask Photos” search tool, Google is now expanding access once ...

Google improved its AI photo search feature and is once again rolling it out to Google Photos users in the US.

The AI feature, first introduced at Google's I/O developer conference last year, allows users to search across their collection of digital photos using natural language queries.

Google admitted that its “Ask Photos” search feature within Google Photos was not exactly meeting expectations and they were ...

That said, Apple Photos has a slight edge over Google Photos in terms of image editing. You can easily open any photo in Apple’s Photos app, which has relatively advanced touch-up options.

Google has paused the rollout of its AI-powered "Ask Photos" feature due to user complaints about slow performance, poor quality, and overall unsatisfactory user experience. The feature, which ...

Google says users perform over 370 million searches in Photos each month. An AI anniversary Google is locked in with AI as it reimagines most of its products and services with Gemini.

If you have an iPhone, the built-in Photos app does that for you and syncs your library to your iCloud account. However, Google Photos does the same and is particularly useful if ...

As a Google Photos user for over 10 years, with thousands of photos in my library, it’s safe to say that things often get chaotic. I regularly delete unwanted photos and try to organize them ...

Google Photos has a redesigned editor that puts all its editing controls in one place. It will also now use AI to suggest different edits for your pictures. Plus, you'll finally be able to share ...

I hear you both. Ask Photos isn't where it needs to be, in terms of latency, quality and ux. Rollout has been paused at very small numbers while we address these issues.

Google is delaying the rollout of its “Ask Photos” feature for about two weeks, Google Photos product manager Jamie Aspinall wrote on X.. According to Aspinall, the product isn’t up to par ...