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Google gives in to users’ complaints over AI-powered ‘Ask Photos’ search feature

TechCrunchPublished Mar 10, 2026

Google has responded to user feedback by disabling the AI-powered 'Ask Photos' feature in its search app, which allowed users to ask questions about their photos. The feature faced criticism for privacy concerns and inaccuracies. Google plans to improve the feature before potentially reintroducing it.

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