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Google will shut down its AI-guided Pictures printing service on June thirtieth

Google is ending its AI-guided Pictures printing trial service on June thirtieth, however it may result in an identical characteristic in the long term.
Google is ending its AI-guided Photos printing trial service on June 30th, but it might lead to a similar feature in the long run.

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