Google is testing its new “Ask Photos” feature, which will answer questions about your photos and pull up relevant images.
Google is testing its new “Ask Photos” feature that lets you explore your library of pictures in new ways.
When using Ask Photos, Google will let you switch to what it now calls “classic search” — or the current way of finding images. But Google is giving this an upgrade, too, as you can now search for pictures using natural language, such as “Alice and me laughing” or “Kayaking on a lake surrounded by mountains.” You can then sort your search results by date or relevance. This feature is rolling out in English on Android and iOS, with more support for more languages arriving in the “coming weeks.
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