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Anecdotal annoyance with automatic face tagging: Old dog and new dog look very similar. Google keeps tagging my new dog as if he were my old dog and I haven't f
by janlaureys 6y ago
Anecdotal annoyance with automatic face tagging: Old dog and new dog look very similar. Google keeps tagging my new dog as if he were my old dog and I haven't found a way to fix that without manually going through every single picture and untagging/retagging.
- IfOnlyYouKnew 6y agoI'm just amazed these services have face tagging for dogs, and that you consider it so obvious that you feel like complaining about it.
- vorpalhex 6y agoIf it's broken, then it's broken. It doesn't matter how futuristic and awesome it is.
- ghostpepper 6y agoYep, in this case it sounds like “awesome futuristic idea poorly implemented” is worse than not having the feature. Adding a simple toggle to disable it (or even better, a blacklist of tags to never auto-add) would be the best compromise.
- lostlogin 6y agoI uploaded a 4D obstetric ultrasound to get rid of the CD. Photos.app tagged it as my child. That blew my mind.
- mav3rick 6y agoYou can manually go and say "this is my new dog" to improve the tagging.
- jeffbee 6y agoOn the web site, go to "explore" and pick the face of either dog, it should offer a little button that says "Same or different?" that will give you an opportunity to train it.
- datavirtue 6y agoThey can train your dog?!