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YouTube two AI updates to help you dive deeper

YouTube has officially announced the two most important AI updates to help you dive deeper, learn faster, and find what you’re looking for more easily on YouTube.
Find and discover more when you search
The company has introduced whole new AI-powered search results carousel to suggest videos and topic descriptions by creators across YouTube. Imagine searching for “best beaches in Hawaii” — you could see an AI-generated carousel highlighting clips from videos showcasing the best snorkel spots and volcanic beaches, complete with descriptions and more videos to plan your ideal day.
For now this feature is available for Premium members in the US. Users can try shopping, travel, or things to do in a specific place.
Testing conversational AI with more users
Soon the company is able to introduce the conversational AI tool that will be expanding to some non-Premium users in the US. Premium members already love it for getting more info, recommendations, and even quizzing themselves on key concepts in academic videos. Try it out to discover new videos or master unknown topics.
The official says “If you spot these features in the wild, dive in and give it a spin! And keep an eye out as we continue to add more ways for AI to help you get the most out of YouTube.”
YouTube and Its AI Features
YouTube has become more than just a video platform. It’s now a smart system that uses artificial intelligence to make watching videos better for everyone. The site keeps getting smarter every day, learning what people like and helping creators make better content.
Smart Recommendations That Actually Work
The recommendation system is probably the most noticeable AI feature on YouTube. When you open the app or website, you see videos picked just for you. This system looks at what you’ve watched before, how long you stayed on each video, and what you liked or shared. It even notices if you skip certain parts of videos or watch some clips multiple times.
The AI doesn’t just look at your own habits. It also checks what other people with similar interests are watching. If someone who likes the same cooking channels as you starts watching a new fitness creator, the system might suggest those fitness videos to you too. This creates a web of connections that helps people discover new content.
Automatic Captions and Translations
YouTube’s AI can automatically create captions for videos in many languages. This feature helps people who are deaf or hard of hearing, but it’s also useful when you’re watching videos in noisy places or need to keep the sound off. The system gets better at understanding different accents and speaking styles as more people use it.
The platform also offers automatic translation for video titles and descriptions. This means a cooking video made in Spanish can reach English-speaking viewers who might love the recipes but couldn’t understand the original language.
Content Moderation and Safety
Behind the scenes, AI works constantly to keep YouTube safe. The system scans millions of hours of video content every day, looking for things that break the rules. It can spot violence, hate speech, spam, and other harmful content faster than human moderators could ever manage.
This AI moderation isn’t perfect, and sometimes it makes mistakes. But it catches most problematic content before many people see it. Human reviewers still check the AI’s decisions, especially for borderline cases.
Creator Tools and Analytics
YouTube gives creators AI-powered tools to improve their content. The system can suggest better titles, thumbnails, and even optimal times to upload videos. It analyzes which parts of videos keep viewers engaged and which parts make people click away.
The analytics dashboard shows creators detailed information about their audience, including what devices people use to watch, which countries viewers come from, and what times of day get the most views. This data helps creators make smarter decisions about future content.
Music Recognition and Copyright
The platform uses AI to identify copyrighted music in videos. When someone uploads a video with background music, the system can recognize the song within seconds and either block the video, mute the audio, or let the music owner claim ad revenue from that video.
This technology protects artists’ rights while still allowing creative use of music in videos. It’s become so advanced that it can even identify short clips or modified versions of songs.
Coming More
YouTube continues developing new AI features. The platform experiments with tools that can generate video summaries, create automatic chapters, and even help with video editing. These improvements aim to make the platform more useful for both viewers and creators.
As artificial intelligence gets more sophisticated, YouTube will likely become even better at connecting the right content with the right audience at the right time.
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YouTube rolls out new AI-powered tools for Shorts creators

YouTube has officially announced the new AI-driven creation tools for generating the unique and best Shorts, according to a recent blog post by the platform.
The new features include a Photo to video converter, generative effects, and access to an AI playground for experimenting with creative outputs.
Photo to video tool
The Photo to video tool allows users to transform still images from their camera roll into animated Shorts. Users can select a photo and apply creative suggestions that add motion, such as animating landscapes, objects or group pictures.
This feature is being rolled out across the United States, Canada, Australia and New Zealand, with more regions expected to follow later in the year. For your information, it is available for free.
Both the Photo to video and generative effects are powered by Google’s Veo 2 technology. YouTube said Veo 3 would be integrated into Shorts later this summer.
The feature is currently available in the US, Canada, Australia and New Zealand and can be accessed by tapping the create button, followed by the sparkle icon.
YouTube noted that AI-generated content will include SynthID watermarks and clear labels to indicate that it was created using artificial intelligence.
According to the blog post, the new tools are designed to make the creative process more accessible, while preserving transparency about AI use in content creation.
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Google Expands Firebase Studio with AI Tools for Popular Frameworks

Google has officially released a series of updates to Firebase Studio aimed at expanding its AI development capabilities and deepening integration with popular frameworks and Firebase services.
For your information, the released features were unveiled at I/O Connect India.
At the core of the update are AI-optimised templates for Flutter, Angular, React, Next.js, and general Web projects. These templates enable developers to build applications in Firebase Studio using Gemini, Google’s AI assistant, with the workspace defaulting to an autonomous Agent mode.
“We’re unveiling new updates that help you combine the power of Gemini with these new features to go from idea to app using some of your favourite frameworks and languages,” said Vikas Anand, director of product management at Google.
Firebase Studio now supports direct prompting of Gemini to integrate backend services. Developers using App Prototyping Agent or an AI-optimised template can simply describe the desired functionality, and Gemini will recommend and incorporate relevant Firebase services, including adding libraries, modifying code, and assisting with configuration.
“You can get assistance from Gemini to help you plan and execute tasks independently without waiting for step-by-step approval,” said Jeanine Banks, vice president and general manager, Developer X at Google.
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Nvidia, AMD to Resume AI Chip Sales to China in US Reversal

Nvidia reportedly plans to resume sales to China that’s become part of a global race pitting the world’s biggest economies against each other. The company’s announcement on Monday comes after Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang met with President Donald Trump at the White House last week.
AMD AI Chip Plan For China
AMD also planning to restart sales of its AI chips to China. “We were recently informed by the Department of Commerce that license applications to export MI308 products to China will be moving forward for review,” the company said in a statement to CNN. “We plan to resume shipments as licenses are approved. We applaud the progress made by the Trump Administration in advancing trade negotiations and its commitment to US AI leadership.”
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent told Bloomberg in an interview Tuesday that the Nvidia export controls have been a “negotiating chip” in the larger US-China trade talks, in which the two countries have made a deal to lower tariffs charged on one another.
The same day Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said that the resumption of Nvidia’s AI chip sales to China was part of the trade agreement with Beijing on rare earths. “We put that in the trade deal with the magnets,” he told Reuters, referring to rare earth magnets.
“In order for America to be the world leader, just like we want the world to be built on the American dollar, using the American dollar as a global standard, we want the American tech stack to be the global standard,” Huang told CNN’s Fareed Zakaria in an interview that aired Sunday. “We love that the internet is created by American technology and is built on American technology, and so we should continue to aspire to that.”
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