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Reliance Jio utilised its 48th Annual General Meeting to make major announcements on upgrades to its AI Cloud platform. The service, which was originally launched last year at the firm's 47th AGM with as much as 50GB of free storage for users of Jio, is now taking the shape of more than a cloud backup—it's turning into an intelligent, AI-based digital assistant.

Smarter Photo and Video Search

One of the most significant updates is voice search for photos and videos. Users can now ask in their native language to see specific memories like "birthday pictures with friends" or "display photos of last year's family outing", and Jio AI Cloud will immediately show them the corresponding images. This feature may make searching large media collections much more convenient and easier to use, particularly for users who don't want to type.

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Automatic Document Organisation

It also adds AI-driven categorisation of documents. If one scans a receipt, it will be automatically transferred to the "Bills" folder. Likewise, significant IDs like Aadhaar cards will be categorised under "Documents". By eliminating the need to file manually, Jio hopes to simplify cloud storage, gaining time for students, professionals, and families alike.

AI Create Hub for Quick Content

Another key highlight is the AI Create Hub, for the masses as well as small and medium enterprises. It instantly turns regular photos into refined content such as reels, collages, or promotional videos without any need for editing competence. This step places Jio AI Cloud not only as a storage platform but also as a nimble creative studio.

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Availability

Jio Platforms Limited CEO Kiran Thomas confirmed that these features will soon go live to users. With these updates, Jio AI Cloud is poised to become a part of daily usage for memory management, document handling, and even content generation, all driven by AI.