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So, is Google Lens just an 'reverse image search'? Never used it.
No, you can take a picture of something and it will pick out data from the image. e.g. You could photograph a menu in another language and translate it. It's also a QR code scanner. It might do other things I don't know about.
Edit: ok, reading this thread it does lots of other stuff ๐
Nah , you can scan docs , you can also translate text in real time witth it !