With the implementation of the artificial intelligencethese companies are revamping and facilitating video search and creation methods to make it easier for consumers to access these applications.
Among the new releases is the update of Gemini LiveGoogle’s artificial intelligence, the search engine Google Lens with the implementation of AI and YouTube shorts with the time extension of up to three minutes.
The new tools powered by Google and YouTube:
Gemini Live It is designed to function as your personal assistant. artificial intelligence. This time, it expands its capabilities and becomes more conversational by allowing people to interact and ask it to perform actions on your behalf, connect to more Google apps, and more, all in Spanish.
It also allows you to interrupt, change direction or delve deeper into the particular topic you want. Offers 10 different voices to choose from, the opportunity to personalize your experience and find the tone and style of conversation that you like best.
He Google Search It was reinvented and included artificial intelligence to expand the type of questions that can be asked in the search engine. Through Google Lenspeople will be able to search through videos, make complex queries regarding those recordings and the incorporation of asking questions out loud while taking photos.
It is currently used for almost 20 million visual searches per month, and with the help of AI, people are already noticing that this experience is very useful for asking more and more questions complex and difficult.
As to YouTubeannounced the extension of the Shortsthe vertical videos that with the new update will have a duration of up to three minutes so that content creators have more flexibility when telling their stories.
Additionally, they added new templates, funds of videos and even a preview of the comments made by the audience. They continue to develop user customization, by introducing the option “Show less Shorts“, which allows you to mark content preferences.
Source: Ambito
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