However, it is not yet clear whether these capabilities will be integrated into Google Photos or any other product. The project was presented at a recent internal summit, indicating that the company has been exploring the potential of LLMs to enhance user experiences. Google has stated that any new features would be designed with user privacy and safety as a top priority.
Key takeaways:
- Google's team has proposed a project named "Project Ellmann," which aims to use AI to create a comprehensive view of users' lives using mobile phone data such as photographs and searches.
- The project intends to use large language models like Gemini, developed by Google Deepmind, to analyze search results, identify patterns in users' photos, and answer complex questions.
- It is not clear whether these capabilities will be integrated into Google Photos or any other product. However, the project was presented alongside Gemini teams at a recent internal summit by a product manager for Google Photos.
- Google has stated that while this is an early internal exploration, any new features would be designed with users' privacy and safety as a top priority.