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A new report claims Google is working on an AI feature that would use your mobile data to answer questions about your life.

A newly surfaced report suggests that Google is working on a new AI experience that can describe your life by just looking at your photos.

Google is rumored to be working on a secretive Gemini AI project codenamed Ellmann. Here's what it is, how it could work, and why it matters

Google's Project Ellmann is powered by Gemini, and it could give you a view into your life using past data collected from you.

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It will use Gemini to produce a narrative on your life based on your Google Photos and search history.

Google's latest AI system, dubbed "Project Ellmann," is designed to deeply integrate with users' personal data across various devices and apps. Silicon Valley has shown it is intent on using every means possible to pry personal data out of its users to in turn sell targeted advertisements.

Project Ellmann, named after biographer and literary critic Richard David Ellmann, will take users’ search results and photos to make a chatbot able to answer “previously impossible questions.” CNBC saw documents presenting Ellmann and said the goal is to present a “bird’s-eye” approach to a person’s life. Ellmann allegedly categorizes moments into chapters: for example, the “college” chapter or the “becomes a parent” chapter. People could use Ellmann to ask questions like...

Gemini AI, Google's latest and greatest artificial intelligence engine, wants to glean your life story from your photos and web site choices. But should it?

We trawl through your photos, looking at their tags and locations to identify a meaningful moment, boasted the internal presentation at a recent Google summit