Google has made no secret of its goals in artificial intelligence, and it hasn’t hesitated to try new features linked to AI across its product line. Consider the video-streaming website YouTube. At first look, it doesn’t appear like YouTube would gain much from AI features. But starting in August of last year, Google has been testing conversational AI for question answering and topic summaries, video summaries created by AI, and more for Premium subscribers. Although each of these capabilities was designed with the user in mind, Google is currently exploring a new AI function that is meant to support artists.
In a page devoted to features and experiments on YouTube, Google described the new feature. These features are testing grounds for the corporation to evaluate possible larger releases; they are often only available for a limited time and to a select few users.
The most recent test, called the GenAI content inspiration tool for Studio desktop, is currently live and basically assists creators in coming up with ideas to… Okay, so… construct on.
It’s important to note that the tool doesn’t make videos on its own; rather, it offers important ideas and insights to assist inspire the producer. The instrument achieves this in three ways:
- It offers insight into the kinds of subjects and issues that the author’s audience might find interesting.
- It offers content suggestions that the author may not have previously considered.
- It offers discussion ideas and outlines to assist organize a concept and steer it in the appropriate path.
It’s Possible That You Can’t Use The Tool Right Now
The new tool is being handed out to a limited user base because it is an experimental feature. The GenAI content inspiration tool is only being made available to “a small number of channels” that post material in the English language, according per YouTube’s official statement.
As per a Twinword statistics report, approximately 34% of creators are deemed ineligible for testing this function. Google also said that it will keep users informed about its future plans for a wider rollout. Notable YouTube news also includes the availability of the multiview capability for Android devices.