Microsoft Previews People Grouping in OneDrive Photos
Microsoft's OneDrive is introducing a new feature that uses AI to spot faces in photos and group images accordingly.
This feature, which can be turned off, relies on users identifying faces in images, and then creates a collection of photos based on the identified person.
According to Microsoft, the feature is coming soon but has yet to be released
The feature is likely to raise concerns among privacy campaigners, but users will have control over it, with the option to turn it off up to three times a year.
Author's summary: Microsoft's OneDrive introduces AI-powered people grouping.
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