A team at Google has proposed getting a "bird's-eye view" of users' life stories by analyzing their data like photos, searches, and more. Known as Project Ellmann, it would ingest this data to spot patterns, create a chatbot to answer questions about the user's life, and provide a summarized view of their life chapters and moments. Google says this is still a concept being explored early on. Other tech giants are also working on personalized memories and life story features using AI and photos. Project Ellmann could help Google in competing to create more personalized experiences from users' digital lives if developed responsibly, respecting privacy/consent.