Facebook rolled out an opt-in AI-assisted feature that suggests edits and collages for photos and videos in the US and Canada, with privacy controls and plans to test in additional countries.
- Facebook introduces a feature for photo and video edits
- Users can opt-in and manage sharing settings
- Feature currently available in the US and Canada
Facebook has launched a new feature that suggests edits and collages for photos and videos. This feature aims to enhance the sharing experience for users in the US and Canada.
The opt-in feature automatically surfaces photos and videos from users' camera rolls.
It creates collages and edits to help users share memorable moments. “With your permission and the help of AI, our new feature enables Facebook to automatically surface hidden gems,” the company stated.
All suggestions remain private to the user, who decides what to share and with whom.
Users can manage or disable the feature at any time in their Facebook camera roll settings. The company plans to test the feature in additional countries in the coming months.
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