Google Photos has long been one of the most widely used applications on our phones. With its many useful features, the app has made significant progress in terms of photo grouping.
Google Photos now recognizes you even from behind!
With the latest update, Google Photos has taken grouping to a new level. The app can now group photos by recognizing people from behind. This feature, which can be considered highly practical, also showcases the advancement of artificial intelligence.
A user named Rita El Khour noticed that the Google Photos app accurately identified her husband even in photos where his back was turned. This reveals that the Photos app quietly received an artificial intelligence update.
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While the app could previously group landscape photos or photos showing people’s faces, this new feature is somewhat unsettling for some users. The ability of the app to recognize people from behind and group photos has created quite a buzz. Another perplexing aspect is that this feature seems to work even with photos from the distant past.
Although this system works quite effectively, the Photos app still offers manual tagging as a feature. This is because the app may not always provide the correct result, despite its overall success.
Google Photos’ artificial intelligence technology seems capable of recognizing and identifying people based on noticeable features such as their clothing. What are your thoughts on Google Photos’ new facial recognition feature? Feel free to share your opinions in the comments section.
