This software generates a single photo that represents thousands - or more

Since photography was first invented, an estimated 2.5 trillion photos have been taken – 10% of those in the last year.

Facebook reports 6 billion photo uploads per month and YouTube gets 72 hours of video uploaded every minute – so it wouldn’t be an exaggeration to say that we are bombarded by images on the internet.

New software developed by UC Berkeley computer scientists seeks to help us with all that, and give us one image by averaging the key features of all the other images.