Google is testing a new feature called 'Ask Photos', allowing users to explore their photo library in an innovative way. By asking questions such as 'Where did we camp last time at Yosemite?' or 'What did we eat at the hotel in Stanley?', users can receive answers and retrieve related images. Powered by Google's Gemini AI model, it analyzes photo content to provide answers and images, supports natural language searching, and sorting by date or relevance, with support for more languages rolling out in the coming weeks. This feature has been launched on Android and iOS platforms.

Google Photos has recently rolled out the AI-powered search tool 'Ask Photos' to select users in the U.S. through early access, revolutionizing interactions with digital albums. This feature allows users to query and retrieve photos using natural language, going beyond traditional keyword searches. The technology behind it is the Gemini AI model, which can understand photo content and metadata, providing deeper search results. Users can ask complex questions, and the AI will filter the best results based on various factors such as photo quality and location information.

Google is testing the 'Ask Photos' feature, which allows users to interact with their personal photo library using natural language, such as asking to view the best photos taken at every national park or querying license plate numbers. This feature hasn't been officially released yet but is included in the latest version of the Google app. Through 'Ask Photos', photos and videos will transform into a visual database that can intelligently extract information and context. Reports indicate that keywords found in the code suggest new extended functionalities related to Google Gemini.