Google has 'paused' the Ask Photos rolloutIt's the company's latest AI-powered tool to have a difficult debut.
Google has announced a delay in the rollout of its AI-driven Ask Photos feature. According to Jamie Aspinall, Product Manager for Google Photos, the feature is currently being improved to address issues related to latency, quality, and user experience.…
Google has announced a delay in the rollout of its AI-driven Ask Photos feature. According to Jamie Aspinall, Product Manager for Google Photos, the feature is currently being improved to address issues related to latency, quality, and user experience. The rollout has been temporarily paused, and an updated version is expected to be released in approximately two weeks.
The Ask Photos feature, first introduced at the Google I/O conference, utilizes the Gemini AI chatbot to facilitate image searches within a user's photo library through natural language queries. Initially available for early access in September, the feature aims to enhance the search functionality within Google Photos.
Google has announced a delay in the rollout of its AI-driven Ask Photos feature.
Google continues to refine its AI capabilities amidst previous challenges with other AI-powered features. The company remains committed to improving user experience and ensuring the effective deployment of AI technologies across its services.
Based on reporting by www.engadget.com.
