Google Home will get better at getting to know you

New change it because Google Home can prevent your smart home cameras from tracking you, just because you’re looking away from the camera. Starting June 23, Google is expanding its facial recognition feature so that people you’ve added to your Faces library can continue to be recognized even when their faces aren’t clearly visible, using “other non-biometric markers (body size, clothing color, etc.).”

Faces Faces library will also be updated with the most recent photos of everyone in your house, so you should be able to find the wrong information from the old samples.

Google also said that its AI-powered video annotations “can now recognize certain sounds – like dogs barking, alarms, or steps” and include them in text, even if the sound is from the camera. All these changes can help to solve some problems SeasideJennifer Pattison Tuohy realized this moment testing Google’s updated smart home system last year, as event logs and detailing people who were not there, and things that did not happen.