Google isn't done with its AI endeavors! The search giant has just introduced its "most powerful" AI model called Gemini and it seems that it is now working on a new project, which will be able to tell you more about your life like never before.
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A report from CNBC suggests that the new AI model, Project Ellmann (named after the biographer and literary critic Richard David Ellmann) will be based on Google's large language models (LLMs) like the very latest Gemini to give out 'bird's eye view' of a user's life . It will use people's phones to collect data such as search results and photos and form interpretations about their lives. With this, the AI model can surely become people's "Life Story Teller".
Project Ellmann, as Google's project manager said in a presentation at an internal summit, will "draw context using biographies, past moments and subsequent photos to describe a user's photos more deeply than 'just pixels with labels and metadata.'
By going through the photos and their tags and locations, the AI model will also be able to identify important moments in a person's life. An example shared by the product manager is that the model will be able to identify a reunion photo. "It's exactly 10 years since he graduated and is full of faces that haven't been seen for 10 years so it's probably a reunion," the presentation revealed.
