California's digital driver's license, initially released in September, has garnered 500,000 users and is set to become more accessible with upcoming support from Apple and Google Wallets. This could streamline the use of mobile IDs, which are currently limited in acceptance by places such as TSA at select airports and a few stores. Concurrently, Google Wallet's new 'Everything Else' feature, announced at Google I/O, is rolling out in the US, allowing users to create digital passes from photos and text-based documents using AI. This feature replaces the older 'Photo' option and aims to simplify the process of adding various digital items like tickets, IDs, and keys to Google Wallet. However, concerns remain about how sensitive information processed by AI is handled. The updates for Google Wallet are being released gradually and are expected to enhance user convenience significantly.