AI-powered features have been added to Google Photos to organize users' libraries
![](https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/64a73265ea06a02bc3eab456/655b6731e6d4d6ac1eecec20_c63167c85b.jpeg)
Google Photos has been using AI for years to enhance photo management
Google Photos is introducing new AI-powered features to simplify photo library management. The update includes automatic identification of similar photos taken in rapid succession, allowing them to be grouped in a single stack for decluttering. Additionally, the service can automatically organize images by categorizing items like IDs, receipts, and tickets into separate albums. Users can even add events to their calendar directly from screenshots or ticket photos. All these features are AI-powered and build upon Google Photos' existing capabilities in recognizing and categorizing image content.
Google Photos has been using AI for years to enhance photo management, offering features like easy content searches. Earlier this year, it introduced personalized scrapbook montages and AI-based editing options for users to remove unwanted elements from photos, further expanding its AI-driven functionality.