After taking a break from YouTube Music for about a year, I'm happy to be back on Google's music streaming service and re-discovering all that the app has to offer. Just the other day, I was pleasantly surprised to fire up the app and find a shiny new "Introducing Ask Music" prompt front and

YouTube CEO Neal Mohan announced a slate of new artificial intelligence features coming to the platform at a promotional event Wednesday. Mohan, speaking at Google’s Manhattan office, said that the new generative AI features,

YouTube Music has this super fun and useful feature in testing, it's spreading slowly to a wider availability, and will be called "Ask Music".

YouTube is going large on generative AI — positioning new features coming to the platform as enabling creators to “unlock new forms of expression.” At its Made on YouTube creator event Wednesday in New York,

At the tech company's annual Made on YouTube event, it introduced a slew of new AI features coming to the platform.

YouTube is making a series of product updates, many of which incorporate AI to make content creation easier. Why it matters: The platform is working to ensure its dominance in user-generated video content while its competitor TikTok is in peril and its parent company faces larger issues in court.

At its Made on YouTube event on Wednesday, the company announced that creators can now brainstorm ideas for videos with the help of AI right within YouTube Studio. YouTube will also soon start letting creators create AI-generated thumbnails and quickly respond to users with new AI-assisted comments.

YouTube revealed a series of cutting-edge AI features during its ‘Made On’ event. These innovations are aimed at offering creators more tools to enhance their content and engagement. One of the standout features is an AI-powered video model,

YouTube, at its recent Made on YouTube 2024 event, announced a host of new artificial intelligence powered features for creators. These features are not only aimed at helping creators make their videos accessible to more people speaking different languages but they are also aimed at helping them earn more from the video sharing platform.