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Digital Camera World
Digital Camera World
Alan Palazon

Photo curation app founder claims “emotional AI” will bring an end to camera-roll “memory debt”

Kodak slides rest on a table at the Winchester Swap Shop at the Winchester Transfer Station in Winchester, MA on June 15, 2019. (Photo by Craig F. Walker/The Boston Globe via Getty Images).

The founder of a new photo curation app has said that her creation is the solution to the ever-growing camera-roll clutter crisis: where people are taking more photos than ever, but revisiting fewer and fewer.

Charlotte Riddley, founder and CEO of Yoree, has said that the “memory platform” uses “emotional AI” to intelligently curate personalized image displays from device galleries, enabling us to revisit only the most “meaningful” memories stored on our phones.

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