Tag: Auto-Categorization
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Microsoft Photos AI Auto-Categorization: Automatic Image Sorting
Microsoft is testing a new AI feature in its Photos app that promises to take the headache out of organizing your image library. The feature, called Auto-Categorization, is available in a new beta version and is designed to automatically sort your photos using artificial intelligence. If you rely on Microsoft Photos to manage thousands of…
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AI Auto-Categorization in Microsoft Photos: Smarter Photo Sorting
What is Auto-Categorization in Microsoft Photos? Microsoft is testing a new AI powered feature in its Photos app called Auto-Categorization. In the latest beta version, the tool automatically analyzes your pictures and assigns tags and categories, aiming to speed up organization and make it easier to locate memories years later. By examining what’s in each…
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Microsoft Photos Introduces Auto-Categorization: AI-Driven Photo Sorting in Beta
Microsoft Photos Embraces AI with Auto-Categorization Microsoft is testing a new feature in its Photos app that uses artificial intelligence to organize your image library. The feature, called Auto-Categorization, is rolling out in a new beta version, giving testers a glimpse of how AI could transform visual memory management. If you’re someone who spends time…
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Microsoft Copilot Auto-Categorization: Organize Your Photos in Windows 11
Overview: A smarter way to tame a messy photo library Microsoft is expanding its Copilot-powered toolkit with Auto-Categorization, a feature designed to bring order to chaotic photo collections in Windows 11. The AI-driven tool automatically recognizes and sorts images into four practical categories: screenshots, receipts, identity documents, and notes. By letting the operating system classify…
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Microsoft Copilot Auto-Categorization Arrives in Windows 11 Photos
What is Auto-Categorization? Microsoft’s latest Copilot feature for Windows 11 promises a calmer, more organized photo library. Auto-Categorization uses AI-driven image recognition to sort your images into four main groups: screenshots, receipts, identity documents, and notes. Even more helpful, it uses language-agnostic recognition, so non-English documents—like notes in French or German—can still be categorized correctly.…
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Microsoft Copilot Auto-Categorization Puts Your Photos in Order
What the feature does Microsoft’s Copilot is expanding its role in Windows 11 with a new AI-powered feature for the Photos app: Auto-Categorization. This tool automatically detects and groups your images into four practical categories—screenshots, receipts, identity documents, and notes—so you can locate what you need without endless scrolling. The goal is to streamline photo…