Google Photos is the first big Google application to employ a powerful 22-layer neural network Google developed last year, called Inception, according to a report from Medium’s Backchannel.
The method involves training systems called artificial neural networks on great quantities of data, like images, and then giving them a new piece of data, such as a new image, to receive an inference about it in response. Google is making all of this possible through a type of artificial intelligence called deep learning. It’s not something that’s common for many photo-syncing apps.
Search results of photos taken over a span of many years is truly impressive. Google Photos lets you type in anything to its search box and then bring up photos that contain what you search for. So perhaps it’s not surprising that the search feature in Google Photos makes the service revolutionary, relative to most other photos apps out there.
Long before Google became a powerhouse in email, mobile devices, and document creation, it was a game-changing search engine. 4) Search for things in your photos, thanks to image recognition powered by Google’s cutting-edge artificial intelligence. These automatically generated products made me want to log on to the desktop app or engage with the mobile app more - and do more with my photos. (You can also share them on social networks.)īut the stylized photos, the panoramas and the animated GIFs all made me feel like an accomplished, prolific photographer, even though I’m really just an amateur.
I added descriptions for photos and modified locations Google automatically affixed to certain photos and then showed a couple of the stories to a few friends, with special shareable links. In one weekend, Google Photos automatically a) stylized a photo of mine to make it look cool, b) generated animated GIFs that actually weren’t all the bad, c) stitched together several pictures to make a neat panorama, and d) generated “stories” with pictures, locations, and businesses that I visited.
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