جميل جداً هذا التوجه نحو دمج الذكاء الاصطناعي لتقليص الفجوة بين المعلومة الواقعية وسرعة تحديثها على الخرائط. ميزة مثل Ask Maps والقدرة على تحويل المحادثات الصوتية أو الصور إلى مساهمات دقيقة ( مثل تحديثات ساعات العمل وتفاصيل الأماكن ) راح ترفع من جودة البيانات لمستويات غير مسبوقة وتريحنا كمرشدين من تفاصيل الإدخال اليدوي ..
و الأجمل هو إشراك الزملاء الأوائل في مرحلة التجربة ، هذا يعكس حرص الفريق على بناء ميزات مستندة على الواقع الفعلي لاستخداماتنا اليومية ..
بانتظار تفعيل التجربة بشكل كامل ودعمها لباقي اللغات لنرى أثرها الميداني ..
شكراً لـ @TiffanyBnyc وللفريق كله على هذا التطوير المستمر ..
Ask Maps is a fantastic feature and getting a preview of Tell Maps at ConnectLive Singapore has really elevated my spirits and would definitely help power users to make better decisions and contribute effectively. I just hope it is released speedily across all regions and devices and possibly more languages.
P.S. - it was great meeting you in person for the first time.
This looks like a really useful update @TiffanyBnyc.
Making contributions more conversational can definitely make sharing updates on Google Maps quicker and easier.
Looking forward to seeing this feature roll out in India too.
@TiffanyBnyc Thank you for the updates, we are eagerly awaiting its arrival in Canada. Now it will be possible to interact in a more dynamic way, and using artificial intelligence to a good effect.
Thanks for the info @TiffanyBnyc this is great features that make our life easier
I’d be so grateful if Google Maps could gradually expand its contribution tags to capture broader accessibility, safety, and pedestrian needs:
Accessibility Beyond Ramps: Quick attributes for tactile paving, braille, automatic doors, restroom features (grab bars, turning space), and sensory warnings (e.g., low-sensory/quiet hours for neurodivergence, light sensitivity or flashing light warnings for photosensitive epilepsy).
Walkability: Simple tags for continuous sidewalks, shaded or well-lit walkways, safe crossings, and nearby rest benches.
Women-Friendly Amenities: Attributes for dedicated nursing/lactation rooms, well-lit entrances, and safe waiting spaces.
Emergency & Safety: Badges for on-site first aid points, AEDs/defibrillators and 24/7 security desks
Small prompt chips during reviews would make it so easy for our community to share these helpful details for everyone. I hope this isn’t asking for too much!