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YouTube testing out easy mobile search and more
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YouTube is testing out a bunch of new features, including a new mobile search system that will skip you to the good bits of videos.
Google India has taken to Twitter to announce that it’s piloting a new feature in the Google Search app that will let you search within videos.
Do you struggle with skipping to the good part of the video? 👀▶ ──🔘── 19:19We’re piloting the ability to search within videos on your phone’s Search app. Just type in your query using the ‘Search in video’ feature & find exactly what you’re looking for.#GoogleForIndiapic.twitter.com/G3KIhpO7ow
Using the new ‘Search in video’ option you’ll be able to skip to the relevant part of videos much easier than is currently possible. This new and seemingly improved YouTube mobile search function is all made possible through the power of AI.
As reported byAndroid Police, another AI-driven feature that’s in the testing phase over at Google India is the ability to translate, dub, and transcribe videos with a single click.
YouTube is also testing the ability for content creators to offer a “structured learning experience” through the platform. Creators will be able to charge for these courses, and will be able to take the same 55% cut as is in place for their videos.
Learning on YouTube is going to hit different 📈#GoogleForIndiapic.twitter.com/Usd3sjDiJX
As part of this new Courses for YouTube program, creators can include additional materials like documents, images and PDFs. It will roll out to a selected group of content creators in 2023.
The Google-owned video service is known for frequently testing and iterating on new features in select regions. Not all of these prove popular, with October’s experiment of putting some 4K videos behind a Premium paywall prompting a negative backlash and a climb down from YouTube.
More positively, YouTube hasrolled out a redesignof its various apps in recent months, with a sharpened up UI, a more intense Dark mode, and more.
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