After Google temporarily stopped the implementation of the “Ask photos” function in Google's pictures, the company announced that it has improved the function's ability to quickly return the search results.
The function of artificial intelligence, first introduced at the I/O Google conference last year, allows users to search for digital photos in their collections using natural language queries. Using Gemini Google, ask photos in AI's ability to understand the content of the photo and its other metadata when responding to the input.
However, users complained that the AI function was not reliable and often slowly responded when AI “thought”.
Dealing with these fears, product manager Google Photos Jamie Aspinall wrote on x Earlier in June, “ask the photos is not where it must be, in terms of delays, quality and UX” and noticed that the implementation would be stopped for several weeks, while Google worked on restoring “speed and recalling original search”.
IN A short blog post Published on Thursday, Google claims that it introduces the best function of classic search for the best photos for photos, especially in the case of simple searches such as “beach” or “dogs”. This allows you to display search results faster, as in the case of classic search before.
In the meantime, AI will work in the background to find the most appropriate photos and work to answer more complex queries.
For example, if you are looking for a photo “White Dog”, a series of initial search results immediately appears. After completing the analysis, his results will appear below, along with the introductory text, which can identify your dog by name, if you added it, and say when photos of the animal will appear.
The interface still allows you to switch to classic search if you prefer.
As a result of these changes, Google has now resumed the implementation of ASK photos more people in the USA
To be right To use photos, you must have 18 or more, and the account language must be set to English. You also need to turn on Facial groupsA function that defines people and pets found in the Google photos library.
