Meet the scaleup tackling AI's forgotten challenge: your camera roll
Tech.eu Cate Lawrence
Popsa, a London scaleup, uses AI to organize and curate personal photo libraries, helping users make sense of their accumulated images. The platform generated 12 million captions in the last year and operates in over 50 countries with $58 million in revenue, expecting to reach $70-80 million this year. The company runs hundreds of AI models locally on users' devices to identify people, places, and meaningful moments, then automatically creates narratives and printed memory books from photos.
Why it matters
The AI industry has become obsessed with generating images, videos and text. But one London scaleup is tackling a different challenge: making sense of the enormous personal archives we've already crea...
