Apple has rolled out some minor computer vision upgrades with its latest iPhone software, the iOS 17. The new feature, called Visual Look Up, will allow users to search for recipes directly from a photo of food. When iOS 17 identifies the photo as food, it will suggest similar dishes and provide recipes. The new feature is an attempt to redirect users away from Google Search by having them start their queries directly on the iPhone. The search results provided by Visual Look Up would link users to the recipe’s website, bypassing Google. Other improvements in iOS 17 include a Top Hits function for common app shortcuts and a Live Stickers feature that lets users turn their photos into stickers with added effects. These stickers can be accessed across iOS 17, including in third-party apps. The new update is now available for iPhone users worldwide.
iOS 17 Photo Recognition Technology Suggests Recipes for Similar Dishes on Your iPhone
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