YouTube is testing an AI-powered search feature for Premium subscribers in the U.S. that provides guided answers.
Why it matters
This development signifies a significant step in how users will interact with content on major platforms. By integrating AI-powered guided answers, YouTube aims to improve search efficiency and user experience, potentially setting a new standard for content discovery and information retrieval on video-centric platforms. It highlights the growing application of large language models in enhancing user interfaces and providing more direct, synthesized information.
YouTube is using AI to help you find answers to your questions faster. Instead of just showing videos, it will give you a direct answer, like a smart assistant, for those who pay for YouTube Premium.
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