YouTube is Now AI

YouTube is now AI. That's right. It isn't just a platform anymore. It has evolved into an AI driven ecosystem. And in this video, I'll explain everything about it. But first, please make sure to subscribe and activate the notification bell. This way you won't miss any of my upcoming videos. Now, let's dive in. YouTube has been with us for over 16 years and has changed significantly during this time. Initially, it was just a site where people posted and watched videos, and now it's a worldwide platform with countless hours of content ranging from music and entertainment to education and news. Moreover, millions of video creators call YouTube their home, producing great content for their viewers and making a living from it. For a while, YouTube has incorporated AI to recommend videos, identify spam and add captions. But they're now enhancing their AI efforts by launching new tools powered by this technology. These tools will assist creators in various ways, from coming up with ideas and editing videos to reaching more people. And this will change everything. So YouTube announced these new tools at its annual Made on YouTube event last week, where it showcased some of the coolest and most innovative things happening on the platform. And some of these tools are insane. Honestly, I was blown away by what I saw, so let me break them down for you. The first tool I'd like to mention is Dreamscreen. It's a feature using generative AI that allows people to add AI made video or image backgrounds to their YouTube shorts. If you're not familiar, YouTube shorts are brief vertical videos similar to TikTok and Instagram Reels. And they're getting a lot of views these days, reaching over 70 billion daily views. Some people find it tough to make shorts if they don't have the proper gear or setting. Dream Screen helps with this. By typing in a background idea, the AI can create it for you. For instance, if you suggest a dragon flying over New York City, a dog driving a car, or a beach with jelly bean sand, the AI can craft that background. It's a way to get any background you think of with just a description. YouTube says that eventually creators will be able to remix and edit their existing content using AI tools to create something new. For example, you could take a video of yourself dancing and turn it into an animation or a comic book style video. There are so many potential applications for this now. Dream Screen is still in an experimental stage right now, and it's only available to select creators who are testing it out. But YouTube says it will roll it out more broadly next year. I can't wait to try it out myself and see what kind of crazy backgrounds I can come up with? The next tool I want to talk about is called Aloud. This is an AI powered dubbing tool that lets creators translate their videos into different languages using synthetic voices. This tool is amazing for breaking language barriers and reaching new audiences around the world. Aloud was Originally developed by Area 120, Google's in house incubator for experimental projects. It uses advanced speech translation and voice synthesis technology to create high quality dubs for videos. It also uses audio separation technology to isolate the original voice from the background sounds and music. To use Aloud, creators just need to upload their video and choose the target language they want to dub in. Aloud will then transcribe, translate and narrate their video using an artificial voice that matches the tone and style of the original voice. Creators can also review and edit the transcript and translation before publishing their video. Aloud currently supports six languages. Spanish from Spain, Spanish from the United States, Portuguese from Portugal, Portuguese from Brazil, Hindi and Indonesian and more languages will be added soon. YouTube says that aloud is free to use for creators who are part of the YouTube Partner Program, which is the program that allows creators to monetize their videos with ads. YouTube also says that Aloud is compliant with the platform's policies and guidelines and that creators can still earn money from their dubbed videos. Aloud is already being used by some popular creators, such as Mr. Beast, who has over 180 million subscribers. He used Aloud to dub some of his videos into Spanish and Portuguese and he gained millions of new views and fans from those regions. I think Aloud is a game changer for creators who want to expand their reach and grow their channel without having to learn a new language or hire a professional translator. Alright, the next tool I want to mention is YouTube Create. It's a fresh mobile app that allows users to edit videos and shorts directly on their phone. It's perfect for those who don't have or prefer not to use complicated editing software on their computer. YouTube Create simplifies video making. You can trim and split your clips accurately, add filters, effects, transitions and stickers, record voiceovers, add sound effects, use auto captions and clean up audio and even find royalty free music that matches the beat. Plus, you can directly upload your video to YouTube. Right now, YouTube Create is being tested on Android in certain countries like the US, UK, Germany, France, India, Indonesia, Korea and Singapore. An iOS version will be available next year. In my opinion, YouTube Create is perfect for newcomers or casual video makers. It provides all the essential tools for making good videos without a huge investment of time or money. It's also a chance to try out various video styles to find what fits your channel best. And the last tool I want to talk about is called AI Insights for Creators. This is a generative AI feature that suggests video topics based on what your audience is watching. This tool is meant to help creators with brainstorming ideas and finding new opportunities for growth. AI Insights for Creators works by analyzing your channel's data and your audience's behavior. It then generates a list of potential video topics that are relevant to your niche and popular among your viewers. It also gives you some tips on how to execute those topics, such as what keywords to use, what format to follow, what places to visit, etc. For example, if you're a travel creator, AI Insights might suggest you make a video about Portugal's history and culture and recommend some landmarks and attractions you could feature in your video. Or if you're a gaming creator, AI Insights might suggest you make a video about the latest updates and features of your favorite game and give you some tips on how to showcase them. AI Insights for Creators is currently being tested with select creators who are part of YPP, but YouTube says it will launch it in YouTube Studio next year. I think AI insights for creators is a useful tool for finding inspiration and staying on top of trends. Sometimes it can be hard to come up with new ideas or figure out what your audience wants to see. AI Insights can help you overcome those challenges and discover new ways to engage your fans. So Those are the four new AI powered tools that YouTube announced at its Made on YouTube event. I think they are all amazing and I can't wait to use them myself. I think they will make the creation process easier, faster and more fun for everyone. But what do you think? Are you excited about these new tools? Which one are you most interested in? Let me know in the comments below if you enjoyed this video. Don't forget to hit the like button, subscribe to my channel and click the Bell icon to stay updated on all my future uploads. 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