Sep 2, 2008 at 10:55am ET by Barry Schwartz
Revamped Google Picasa site identifies photo faces by Stephen Shankland reports Google’s adding facial recognition technology to Picasa.
Picasa users will be able to label their photos with names. Google will then start to automatically suggest other photos that look similar to the ones you already named.
Mike Horowitz, Google’s Picasa product manager told News.com:
Once you’ve started naming people, we’ll start suggesting names for you based on similarity. The process of naming people is really addictive and tremendously fun.
Google’s Picasa 3.0 beta will have this feature and it is expected to launch at 3pm (EST) today. Stephen Shankland has provided a detailed review of the program, including the accuracy of the facial recognition features.
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