Google Images turns 25 this month and will gain new functions aimed at personalization, content organization and the creation of images using artificial intelligence.
Google Images turns 25 and gains functions with AI
Google Images turns 25 this month and will gain new functions aimed at personalization, content organization and the creation of images using artificial intelligence. Although the interface remains practically the same,...
Although the interface remains practically the same, Google states that the results will be updated in real time and adapted to the interests of each user through an algorithm.
According to the GSMArena website, the changes should bring the service closer to Pinterest. It will be possible to save images in a specific area, continue exploring related content and gather references to consult later.
The company reported that the new Google Images home page will begin rolling out in the coming weeks to users in the United States. The expectation is that the new feature will gradually reach other countries where the search engine is available.
Another announced tool will allow you to create images directly in search from text descriptions. The resource will use Nano Banana, a Google technology aimed at generating images with artificial intelligence.
The option will be offered in regions that already have image creation using AI Mode integrated into the search engine.
In an interview with the CNet website, Lou Wang, co-founder of Google Lens, stated that the company intends to expand the use of artificial intelligence to make the resolution of complex questions simpler and more natural.
According to him, the new models allow us to better understand the way people formulate their doubts and offer more appropriate answers.
“With these artificial intelligence models, we have the ability to understand in a much more natural and intuitive way how a question is asked,” he stated. “Our focus is on allowing people to express their concerns easily while providing the best possible response.”
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