My friend just sent me some images on iMessage, and Siri described them in the announcement through my AirPods. The descriptions weren’t great, but they’re definitely using some sort of image recognition. Has anyone else heard this? Was there any kind of announcement?

  • lottobonus@alien.topB
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    1 year ago

    iOS has been recognizing images for a long time already. Open the Photos app and search for “dog”. It lists all my photos I’ve taken of dogs. I think Siri is just announcing what iOS sees.

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    1 year ago

    Happened to me on Sunday when my dad sent me some photos. Had no idea what was happening at first.

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    1 year ago

    Had this happen today! It was pretty accurate in describing pictures of my cat that my husband sent me. Included color of the cat, the object it was lying on, and the color of the object.

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    1 year ago

    It JUST happened to me today for the first time. A friend sent me a picture and I was driving so CarPlay received it and Siri shared the description. It wasn’t accurate but it was the first time that happened instead of just saying sent a picture

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    1 year ago

    Just discovered this a few days ago. Caught me surprise. Friend send me a photo of a stuffed toy and clock on a wooden surface and Siri announced it and I checked at the next red light to see if it was true and it was.

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    1 year ago

    Mine has been doing this since I updated to 17.1.1 iOS I can’t figure out how to turn it off, but it’s annoying. It’s not accurate and I’d like it to just tell me someone sent an image. Not describe it poorly