Dazzle aims to turn users’ photo libraries into personalized AI assistants

AI startup Dazzle is building a product that uses users’ photo libraries and screenshots to create a personal AI assistant. According to Techub News, the system analyzes images in a user’s album to understand interests, relationships, travel, and personal items. It then uses that context to help carry out tasks such as finding products, scheduling repairs, planning activities, or adding events to a calendar. Dazzle Chief Executive Officer Marissa Mayer introduced the product on the program Bloomberg Tech. The report frames the offering as an effort to turn personal visual archives into a more practical assistant layer, with the photo library serving as the source of user context rather than text prompts alone. No additional product launch details were disclosed in the brief.