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The iOS version doesn't work very well for me. It often uses the location of when the picture was stored. If you receive a picture from someone showing Big Ben
by dx034 10y ago
The iOS version doesn't work very well for me. It often uses the location of when the picture was stored. If you receive a picture from someone showing Big Ben while you're in New York, it'll show the picture when you search for new york. So searching for places doesn't really work, searching in contents also seems to be much worse than Google.
Another point where Apple apparently lags behind in the AI game.
- gvurrdon 10y agoI found that both the Google and iOS versions could perform much the same sort of searches (e.g. "cat", "house") with roughly similar outcomes. However, Apple chooses to censor some searches (nothing illegal or dodgy, of course) and I could obtain no results for these despite having images which Google could find.