YouTube search may soon change with the power of AI. Until now, users searched for a video on YouTube by typing a few words and scroll through thumbnails. But Google ...

If you spot a landmark in a video, you’ll be able to search for it to find out more about that location, for example. If you spot a landmark in a video, you’ll be able to search for it to find out ...

YouTube is testing a new way to search for videos on desktop with ‘Search Chips’ that allow users to refine results with suggested keywords. For video creators, this feature could lead to more chances ...

As part of a larger effort to explain how YouTube works, Google published a new resource to answer commonly asked questions about YouTube search results. Google created a whole new website, called How ...

YouTube is testing a conversational AI tool called Ask YouTube. Instead of just video lists, you get summaries, key points, timestamps, and curated clips in one view. The feature is limited to ...

YouTube calls it a "conversational search experience to complement how you already search on YouTube." Google announced they are testing a new “conversational search experience to complement how you ...

If you’ve ever had a difficult time coming up with the right words to search for your favorite YouTube video, you’ll likely find relief with Emoji2Video and its new search engine. The search engine, ...

At the I/O 2026, Google rebuilt two of YouTube’s core experiences from the ground up, and the results look genuinely useful. First, YouTube search is getting a new feature called Ask YouTube, which is ...

Google Inc. has launched a test of an audio search indexing system that’s designed to allow users to find words that are spoken in videos and jump to the portion of the video where the words are used.

‘Ask YouTube’ is a new way to search that generates an AI Mode-like page of information. ‘Ask YouTube’ is a new way to search that generates an AI Mode-like page of information. is a senior reporter ...

YouTube is bringing Lens to Shorts. The feature, which will roll out in beta in the coming weeks, will let you search for more information about the animals, plants, and items you spot within a video.