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Google Photos Enhances AI Wardrobe Feature
Confirmed
In Short: Google Photos is adding a 'Regenerate image' option to its AI wardrobe feature, giving users more control over their digital wardrobe.
Google Photos is rolling out a new feature that allows users to regenerate images of clothing and accessories in their digital wardrobe.
The update, spotted in version 7.95, includes a 'Regenerate image' option for individual wardrobe items.
This new feature addresses a previous limitation where Google Photos would generate an image for each wardrobe item only when the feature was first set up.
Users can now access this option by opening the details page of any wardrobe item.
Google Photos uses AI to identify and generate images of clothing and accessories from users' photos.
These generated images can be used for features such as trying on outfits.
The new 'Regenerate image' option provides users with more control over the appearance of their wardrobe items.
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What this adds
The new 'Regenerate image' option in Google Photos' AI wardrobe feature provides users with more flexibility and control over their digital wardrobe items.
Google Photos' wardrobe feature uses AI to generate images of clothing and accessories from users' photos, enhancing the user experience.
The update addresses a previous limitation where wardrobe images were generated only once when the feature was first set up.
The new feature is part of ongoing efforts to improve user experience and control within Google Photos' AI wardrobe feature.
Background
Google Photos is a photo sharing and storage service developed by Google. It was announced in May 2015 and spun off from Google+, the company's former social network.
What's confirmed
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