YouTube announced on Wednesday that it’s giving Shorts creators access to new generative AI features, including an ...

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Shorts playlist – Creators can now save Shorts to playlists directly onto YouTube. Transform horizontal videos to Shorts – This new feature is being trialled in the coming weeks.

According to YouTube's website, this feature will not use biometric data, meaning you won't be able to pull up web results for the vast majority of people who appear in a Short.

Google Photos and YouTube Shorts are getting the feature next.

Now, a wave of new features makes YouTube Shorts more similar to TikToks than ever. On Tuesday, YouTube announced features that will help to optimize both the viewing and creating process for Shorts.

Through this feature, Shorts creators can splice 1- to 5-second clips from public YouTube videos. When a short is created using clips from long videos, the original creator gets credited via a link.

YouTube Shorts [Photo: courtesy of YouTube] Now, India is an atypical market for a feature like Shorts in one fundamental way: TikTok is one of a slew of Chinese apps that’s banned in the country.

YouTube is adding shopping features to Shorts, its TikTok-like short-form video product, the company confirmed to TechCrunch on Tuesday.

YouTube Shorts is launching in the US in beta today, offering its own spin on TikTok’s popular short video format. But the new service is still missing a lot of features compared to its competition.