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Google Image Search lets you save images to collections and folders. Well, now Google will suggest new folders or collections using AI - it says "suggested by AI" with a Gemini icon over a folder.
When you attempt to save a photo from Google Images to a collection, you can manually create a collection or use one that was "Suggested by AI."
This was spotted by Damien Andell, I cannot replicate this, but he shared photos on X. Here is a screenshot:
Google's AI is everywhere!
I always wondered if the "collection" names searchers give to photos, if they have any impact on rankings.