YouTube will let you ask AI to make videos that you like

YouTube is launching a new AI feature that creates personalized videos based on a description of what you want to watch. In his own to announceYouTube says that personalized feeds can be created based on your interests, moods, or favorite topics, which you can pin to the top of your YouTube homepage — making it a snap to jump back to.

This feature currently works with English language support for YouTube users in the US who are signed in on the YouTube mobile app or on desktop. To find it, click “your feed” at the top of the YouTube home page and enter a description in the AI ​​box. For example, you can ask YouTube AI to “help me relax and meditate in 10 minutes,” or “deep tech podcasts about AI,” and receive a personalized feed based on your preferences.

It’s similar to other AI features we’ve seen on other platforms, including Spotify recommends playlists. Instagram also gave users more control over themselves Reels feed algorithm in December, although this uses a series of articles rather than a summary.

YouTube says that the recommendations can be changed at any time to “create a new environment” by checking the box at the top of your feed. To see the “Your Feed” tab, YouTube says you need to make sure your searches and watch history are turned on in your account. If the AI ​​messes up your feed request, you can report the issue to YouTube by clicking the three-dot menu in the section and selecting “Wrong?” leave a comment.