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Police in the US received an AI that finds a house from a single photo of a room. Coordinates and metadata are not needed. In a demo, it located a house in…

Police in the US received an AI that finds a house from a single photo of a room. Coordinates and metadata are not needed. In a demo, it located a house in Charlotte and a villa in Montecito from a photo of a bathroom.

The Raven tool (formerly GeoSpy) from the company Graylark can now geolocate interiors.

You upload a photo of, say, a laundry room, and within seconds a map shows the neighborhood, and next to it an Airbnb listing with the same rooms pops up.

Computer VisionData PrivacyArtificial Intelligence
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