Google Lens to identify skin conditions
Technology keeps improving every day and Google is one of those brands that give us a piece of the tech enhancement. Google Lens will now be able to identify skin conditions.
Further details on Google lens enhancement
Google Lens can “search skin conditions that are visually similar to what you see on your skin.” You can crop into the affected area, and results will be shown in a carousel above “Visual matches.” “Search results are only informational and do not constitute a diagnosis,” the business says. Seek counsel from your medical professional.”
In addition to skin, it will act on a “bump on your lip, a line on your nails, or hair loss on your head.” According to Google, it created this tool because “describing an odd mole or rash on your skin can be difficult with words alone.” Meanwhile, there are other technological advancements to explore from the Big G.
For Google Maps, Google demonstrated Glanceable Directions earlier this year, which would bring real-time travel progress to the directions/route overview panel and your lock screen. Without having to start navigation, you will receive current ETAS, reroutes, and directions on where to turn.
This data will also be shown as lock screen notifications on Android and as Live Activities on iPhone. Starting this month, Glanceable Directions will be available on Android and iOS for walking, cycling, and driving.
Meanwhile, for Google Search when “you ask detailed questions about a place or destination,” such as restaurants, hotels, or other attractions, the Search Generative Experience (SGE) will now bring up an Al-powered snapshot. This will display web-based information as well as user-submitted reviews, photographs, and Business Profile Information.
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