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I put an image of villa isnard, cascina, Pisa, and it was recognized as being from France. It is a villa with French architecture and olive trees. I then tried

I put an image of villa isnard, cascina, Pisa, and it was recognized as being from France. It is a villa with French architecture and olive trees. I then tried to upload an image still from Pisa with a building in venetian Gothic style and it was recognized being in Venice. It can be deceived quite easily imho, it looks like it just search for the corresponding architecture (maybe?) and details surrounding it but it doesn't search online. Villa isnard is quite famous (at least, you have results online) and a Google lens search would have found it

j-bos 3y ago
Yeah, I would guess it's identifying elements in the photo, qualifying the likelihood of those combined elements in a particular location, then outputting the assumption. I posted a picture of a Texas lake seen from a privatr residence, and it correctly guessed Texas, but pushed it off by a couple hundred miles into an Austin golf course.
- sanxiyn 3y ago
  It seems to use many signals, at least according to its own explanation. For example it looks at road signs and license plates to identify countries.