Marissa Mayer launches Dazzle, an AI assistant built on your camera roll
Scobleizer · x · 2026-10-19
Marissa Mayer unveiled Dazzle (free, iOS), a personal AI assistant that learns from your photo library. Her core argument: the camera roll beats email as a basis for assistant work because you decide what you photograph—it reflects your taste and is "your to-do list." Features include snap-to-shop, photo-based repair booking, extracting QR codes/invitations into calendars, personalized recommendations, and chat that knows you. Robert Scoble, with 100,000 photos, says he loves it so far.
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