HEADLINES.ID - Many of us begin sorting all the paper we've amassed over the year, deep cleaning forgotten nooks, and emptying cabinets and closets as spring approaches.
However, digital clutter is a different form of clutter that also needs to be addressed. It all builds up: files you no longer need, images soaking up disk space, long-forgotten emails, and tabs in your browser.
Although taking on all of this may seem onerous, there are a few AI-powered Google apps that may greatly simplify digital spring cleaning duties and even automate them entirely.
These five tools can assist you in organizing your digital life.
1. Use Google Photos to tidy up your photo collection
Starting with backing up your computer's and phone's pictures to Google Photos will allow you to remove them from your devices and free up storage.
In addition to saving your photos to the cloud, Google Photos use artificial intelligence (AI) to classify them according to people, places, events, meals, pets, and a host of other criteria, making it simple for you to search for and locate certain photos later on.
Perhaps you require even more assistance: a lot of duplicate images and unnecessary screenshots can cause your photo gallery to become very disorganized.
Using AI, Photo Stacks finds and groups like images that were shot just minutes apart, then chooses the best one.
Additionally, Google Photos use AI by default to locate and recognize documents, automatically classifying them into useful albums such as screenshots, receipts, and so forth.
Thus, you may just go to such albums, which will make them more accessible when you need them.
(Also, you can opt to have any screenshots or documents you don't want to see in your main gallery automatically archived after 30 days, saving you the trouble of doing it later.)
2. Turn on inbox automation with Gmail
