According to information on Google’s support page, YouTube is testing the ability to automatically generate video summaries with artificial intelligence (AI), which is one of Google’s latest attempts to explore generative AI technology.
The support page notes that these video summaries will only appear next to a small number of English-language videos, and only a small number of users will be able to see them. They are displayed on YouTube’s watch and search pages, and their purpose is to give users a short overview of the video’s content and help users decide whether to watch the video without replacing the original description written by the video’s author.
Google spokesperson Jen Jamie told The Verge, “We’re testing a new feature for viewers that uses generative AI to create summaries for YouTube videos. We often test new features before rolling them out to provide a better experience for our viewers and creators.” Build and refine the best experience.” According to Jamie, YouTube viewers may see AI-generated summaries on their mobile devices while watching blogs, shopping and tutorial videos in English.
It is noticed that this is one of the many generative AI projects that Google is currently working on. For example, at its developer conference in May, the company announced a new Play Store feature designed to use generative AI to summarize user reviews of your app.
