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Google Photos rolls out AI virtual closet feature to all users

The tool, inspired by the movie Clueless, builds a digital wardrobe from photos you've taken of your clothes.

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Google Photos has expanded a feature that uses AI to create a virtual closet from pictures users have taken of their clothing. The tool, which draws inspiration from the outfit-organizing computer system in the 1995 film Clueless, is now available to both Android and iOS users.

The feature was first introduced to Android users in June before this broader release. It works by scanning a user's photo library to identify clothing items and organize them into a digital wardrobe that can be browsed and used for outfit planning.

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