YouTube Shorts Introduces AI-Powered Audio Customization for Creators

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Google is testing an AI feature for YouTube Shorts that allows creators to restyle licensed audio tracks into various genres. This tool, part of the Dream Track Experiment, enables creators to customize songs by describing desired changes, resulting in a 30-second soundtrack that retains original vocals. The feature ensures clear attribution to original music sources, protecting composers' rights while enhancing creative opportunities. Additionally, YouTube is exploring an AI comment reply suggestion feature and a budget-friendly YouTube Premium Lite subscription, currently being tested in select countries.

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