YouTube tests AI-generated video summaries
The next internet video summary you see might not have been written by a human. YouTube isAI-generated video summaries that appear on search and watch pages. The text is meant to provide a"quick overview" of a clip to help you decide if it's worth watching. The company is quick to stress that these don't replace creators' own video descriptions.
The test will only be visible with a"limited number" of English-language videos, and only for some viewers. YouTube hasn't said which countries, platforms or video types will get the AI-produced summaries. We've asked the company for comment and will let you know if we hear back.. Premium subscribers could lock the screen during playback to prevent accidental commands. You've also had the option to turn Shorts comments into entirely new short-form clips.
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