Google's Gemini AI now can scan your entire Google Photos library to generate personalized images using actual photos of you and your loved ones—but it's opt-in and the company says it doesn't directly train its models on your private photos. The feature rolls out to US users first. The article uses dramatic language ('all your photos are now in play,' 'exposed if you update') that overstates the risk since users must actively opt in to connect their photos to Gemini. The EU has reportedly flagged GDPR concerns, but that claim comes from a secondary source and isn't detailed in the main Forbes article.