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YouTube Shorts Introduces AI-Powered Remix Feature
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- →Enhances creative possibilities for content creators on YouTube Shorts.
- →Provides a new way for users to engage with and personalize content.
- →Ensures original creators maintain credit through digital watermarks.
Google has unveiled a new feature for YouTube Shorts that allows users to remix videos using AI. The Gemini Omni tool lets users transform clips into different styles, such as anime or pixel art, and even insert themselves into the videos. Creators can choose to enable or disable this remixing capability for their content. Remixed videos will include a digital watermark and link back to the original, maintaining credit to the original creator.
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