"Google Photos just made finding that buried snapshot a whole lot easier and more fun. The app's new Ask button lets you search your photos in ways you never could before. Instead of guessing keywords or filtering by date, you can now ask your photo library questions directly in simple language. The feature builds on Ask Photos, which uses Gemini models to analyze what appears in your images and how they connect."
"Imagine this: you take a travel photo, but by the time you want to find it again, you've forgotten where it was taken. If you forgot the name of a hiking trail or landmark, you can ask directly. Google demonstrated its ability to identify a hiking area in Slovenia after a user asked which trail appeared in the image. This type of question helps frequent travelers, remote teams documenting site visits, or anyone organizing old albums."
Google Photos adds an Ask button that enables natural-language questions within a user's photo library. The feature builds on Ask Photos and uses Gemini models to analyze image content and relationships. Users can identify locations, describe objects, transcribe text, discover related moments, and request edits through conversational prompts. The Ask button can generate short descriptions and expand details such as subject, composition, time, and place. Examples include asking which hiking trail appears in a travel photo and receiving an identified location. The feature aims to simplify photo searches, aid memory recall, and improve accessibility for visually impaired users.
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