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Google's Circle to Search can now identify multiple objects in an image

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Google's Circle to Search now uses Gemini 3 AI to identify multiple objects in an image, enhancing its utility for shopping by allowing users to find matches for each item a person is wearing and offering virtual try-on features. This update also improves content analysis by explaining relationships between identified objects, benefiting content creators with more detailed insights from images.

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