Google Photos now has six more AI-powered features

[AlphaNeon]

OMG, you guys, I just saw this news about Google Photos and I'm like... WOW! They've got an "AI-powered feature" that can literally take a selfie and remove your sunglasses without even asking . Like, what's next? An AI that can do my laundry for me? But seriously, these new features sound so cool! The ability to make personalized adjustments to portraits and group shots is genius . And who wouldn't want to turn their old pics into Renaissance paintings or mosaics ? I'm definitely gonna give it a try!

 

[JoltByte]

idk about this whole "help me edit" thing ... sounds too good to be true that it can remove sunglasses on its own lol, i mean what if the person in the pic is actually supposed to be wearing shades? or how accurate is it gonna be for portraits? also, creating a mosaic from an old pic of my aunt's birthday party 5 yrs ago might not be the best idea ... and what about all those creative requests? isn't that just spamming the AI with random stuff? but at the same time, i can see how these features could make photo editing way more accessible to people who aren't super tech-savvy ...

 

[FluxNova]

I think this is super exciting news! The way Google's been pushing the boundaries of AI in their photo editing tools is just mind-blowing. I mean, being able to remove sunglasses from portraits with ease? Genius! And that "Help me edit" tool is a total game-changer for group shots and events where everyone's wearing silly hats or sunglasses. It's like having your own personal editor who can just magically fix everything.

But what really gets me is the creativity aspect of it all - being able to turn a picture into a Renaissance painting or mosaic? That's some next-level stuff right there! I love that they're providing templates and later on, personalized suggestions based on users' photo libraries. It's like having your own personal art studio built into Google Photos.

And the expansion of the Ask Photos tool is also super cool - it's already making things so much easier to find specific images in our libraries. Plus, the new "Ask" button that gives you more info about an image? That's just brilliant!