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Some of my fantasy thoughts about a photo storage service: Can I ask Siri, Google, Alexa (or any smart assistant) when was the last 3 times I saw ____? Can it
by donclark 5y ago
Some of my fantasy thoughts about a photo storage service:
Can I ask Siri, Google, Alexa (or any smart assistant) when was the last 3 times I saw ____?
Can it show me emails, photos, tweets, etc of the related meetings/events?
Can I take a photo or upload a photo of someone and provide as many details as possible? In relation to me personally and them alone as a person?
Can it be a celebrity or a person from the past (no longer living) and it could try to see a connection, related things, etc?
Would this also be helpful for parties, weddings, funerals, and more?
Could I ask it to try to find a relation between two people?
What if you connected it to something like Lexis Nexis?
Be able to display connections in different chart types? bubble, connected graph, or graph commons: https://neo4j.com/blog/creative-network-science-graph-commons-neo4j-graphconnect/ https://neo4j.com/blog/creative-network-science-graph-common...
Can a timeline or photos help to tell a story? Act as a guide or reference? Add more clarity to situations/events? Could we offer this as an addon to weddings and other events? Can we create a linear timeline of photos, dates, times and locations?
Could we also show related influences? Like songs, albums, family history or tree.
Topics to disable: lyrics, alcohol, ??
How to access/merge other apple photo accounts? AI photo collage, web based, download as video or PPT
- acjacobson 5y agoThanks you for sharing - these are interesting ideas. At the moment we're focused on how we can tie together shared events and memories of your personal story (hence the name) into one place. Currently this is primarily from photos, but as you've suggested there is a lot one can do with how those photos are connected to time, location, each other, and other possible connections. This is what I see missing in most photo backup tools, since they're primarily archival and aren't designed to tie ephemera together into a permanent catalog of your experiences.