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technology7 months ago

Google Drive Enhances Video Features with AI Summaries and Analytics

Google has expanded its Gemini AI feature in Google Drive to include video summarization, allowing users to get quick insights and summaries of videos without watching them, provided captions are enabled. Additionally, a new engagement analytics feature shows how often videos are viewed, enhancing user understanding of video performance. These features are available to certain Workspace and Google One AI Premium users and are rolling out gradually.

via The Verge|
#gemini-ai#google#google-drive
technology2 years ago

Microsoft's Edge Copilot AI Falls Short in Summarizing YouTube Videos

Microsoft's AI Copilot in the Edge browser now has the ability to generate text summaries of videos, but it is limited to pre-processed videos or those with subtitles. The feature works by summarizing the text transcripts of the videos rather than the videos themselves. Copilot can also summarize Teams video meetings and calls, as well as any video on Microsoft Stream, but it requires transcriptions. While Copilot appeared to work well in summarizing a YouTube video in a screen recording, it is unclear how well it will work for most publicly available videos. This feature is part of Microsoft's competition with Google in the generative AI race.

via The Verge|
#ai#edge-copilot#microsoft
technology2 years ago

YouTube Harnesses AI to Enhance Video Summaries and Viewer Experience

Google is testing the use of AI-generated video summaries on YouTube, allowing users to read a brief overview of a video's contents before deciding to watch it. These summaries will only be available for a limited number of English-language videos and a limited number of users. The experiment is part of Google's broader efforts to explore the applications of generative AI technology. If the feature is expanded, it could potentially impact how YouTube creators structure their videos to cater to both human viewers and Google's AI algorithm.

via The Verge|
#ai#generative-ai#google