P: Automatic image tagging

See this previous post in the topic: 
https://feedback.photoshop.com/photoshop_family/topics/automatic-image-tagging-with-google-cloud-vis...

In my opinion, Adobe Sensei is one of the best new features and I'd love to use it on my  Lightroom Classic CC library.

Is there any technical limitations not to have it on this version? 

Thanks!

I understand Sensei only works for online pictures. But why not enable search with sensei from Lightroom Classic for all synched photos? I dont want to change the application just for a search.

THANK YOU for this!

See this previous post for plugins that provide automatic tagging and search: https://feedback.photoshop.com/photoshop_family/topics/automatic-image-tagging-with-google-cloud-vis...

In a merged topic, *Victoria Bampton Champion wrote, "Sensei is all done in the cloud, so you'd have to get your photos up there. Since you have Classic though, you can sync photos to the cloud (it just sends small smart previews) so that Sensei searches them, and you can use the Sensei search on the mobile apps or web browser."

Can you please give us professionals that use Lightroom Classic Sensei too? I hate it when you give all the new tools to the shiny new penny and don't continue to do so with the older "classic" versions. This is alarmingly similar to my experience with purchasing Lightroom 6 only to discover it didn't have all the features of the CC version...so I did switch.

Google's Cloud Vision service does some of this. For example, it generally recognizes and labels the presence of "car", "antique", and "classic" or "vintage" car, and it correctly identified a Volkswagen Beetle, a Ford Model A, and a Mercedes Benz 500K. But more often it fails to identify the make or model.

It also usually identifies the presence of other categories -- trains, planes, etc.   And it often identifies buildings and landmarks by their map location.  

See this post for an overview of services that provide automatic tagging in LR: https://feedback.photoshop.com/photoshop_family/topics/automatic-image-tagging-with-google-cloud-vis...

Currently, Lightroom can recognize faces and suggest People to label images. It would be really useful to be able to apply the same technology to objects or products. 

I take a lot of photographs of classic cars and it would be really helpful for Lightroom to be able to suggest specific makes/models. I'm sure that train, airplane and boat enthusiasts will have a similar use. Or marketers can use it to find appearances of their products in media.

Additionally, it can recognize specific cities by their buildings or landmarks. 

Also statues and artworks.

Is it possible to implement photo recognition to generate keywords?

I have seen this kind of functionality on an online photo community (I don't know if Adobe already provide it to its online one). I was thinking that this functionality will be a powerful tool for non professional photographer to improve their use of a software like Lightroom that provide tools to take advantage of keywords in photos.

I use Lightroom for long time, but in order to exploit my photo database I need an continuing improved set of keywords. As I develop my way to practice photography I'm more demanding about Lightroom features that are powerful like collections... But one limitation is brain and memory (speak for myself only) because I'm facing a problem : how can I extract photos that share the same features in order to work on them and see if I can make a coherent collection.

I'm not so wise to implement a complete dictionary of keywords, and giving coherently keywords to all my photos is a task that will take too long time and probably will be pledge by inefficiencies in the keywords definition.

So will it be possible to implement IA photo recognition and to generate set of keywords on each photo of a given database, like face recognition does. It will save precious time and give the opportunity to all users to discover common elements in their photographic practice. A analysis module could also provide automatic collection themes based on the most shared keywords or can provide interface that allows the user to select a specific theme and explore differently its production.

Exploiting past photos is a growing problem and this kind of feature will be helpful and powerful if connected to other LR existing functionalities. It will help me (and probably some others) to focus on ideas and photo selection/improvement.

Thanks 
Frederic