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For a bit, and to a degree, yes. Last-decade image recognition and tagging teased what might be possible and is genuinely useful. The new LLM-ish tools promise
by swatcoder 2y ago
For a bit, and to a degree, yes. Last-decade image recognition and tagging teased what might be possible and is genuinely useful.
The new LLM-ish tools promise that users can be more vague and casual in what language they use and more elaborate in how specific they mean to be; and that the queries (and operations) can span more diverse data sources.
- radlad 2y agoAre there examples of new tools based on recent AI advancements that perform better than Google Photos image recognition?
- conradev 2y agoGoogle highlighted the delta that recent advancements brought to their products: https://blog.google/products/photos/ask-photos-google-io-2024/ https://blog.google/products/photos/ask-photos-google-io-202...
- gumby271 2y agoWow they announced this back in May and it's still not available for me.
- gsich 2y agoOr better than Picasa almost 10 years ago.