Google Photos introduced a fresh batch of a half-dozen AI-powered features today. First is personalized photo editing. Using “Help me edit,” you can now make adjustments to portraits and group shots, such as removing sunglasses or fixing closed eyes. Google says that the AI uses other images stored in a user’s face groups to make accurate changes to the people in your photo library. The “Help me edit” voice- or text-controlled photo editing tool is also starting to roll out to iOS users in the US.
Next, the company is integrating its Nano Banana image editor into Google Photos. Users can make open-ended restyling requests in the “Help me edit”
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