Google Lens becomes the ‘dermatologist’ inside your mobile phone
Google is improving Lens, its app that searches for information based on the object it identifies through the image.
Starting today (Thursday), Lens can search for skin problems if you’re experiencing one. By uploading a photo to it, Lens starts the search to find matching images, including for problems that you don’t know how to describe (bumps on the lips, lines on the nails, etc.).
This AI-powered app can be useful for people who are unsure whether to seek medical help or find alternative solutions at home.
Lens integrates with Bard, Google’s Chatbot rival to ChatGPT. The latest update comes right after last week’s where Google introduced the new option for Bard to write, run and test its code without compromising the user experience.
This improves his ability to program and solve mathematical problems. In May, Google partnered with Adobe to ‘teach’ Bard how to generate images.
