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YouTube has unveiled a host of new features for YouTube Studio, including AI tools and a groundbreaking likeness detection feature. These updates aim to empower creators by enhancing their ability to manage content and engage with their audiences.
On Tuesday, YouTube announced a range of innovative features set to enhance YouTube Studio, the go-to platform for over 30 million creators managing their channels and tracking analytics and revenue each month. During its Made on YouTube event, the company introduced a variety of new and updated tools, including:
- An AI-powered chatbot for support
- An inspiration tab
- Title A/B testing features
- Auto dubbing capabilities
- Likeness detection tools
- And more!
Many of these features build on previously announced tools that were tested with smaller groups, but are now being rolled out to a wider audience.
Among the most intriguing additions is the likeness-detection feature, which was initially announced in 2024 and expanded earlier this year to select top creators, including MrBeast. Now, YouTube is launching this technology in an open beta for all creators in the YouTube Partner Program. This program is designed for content creators who meet specific subscriber and view thresholds to monetize their channels.
With this new feature, creators can detect, manage, and authorize the removal of any unauthorized videos that use their facial likeness. This enhancement aims to help them protect their image and reputation, ensuring their audience is not misled, as noted by YouTube.
Another exciting tool is Ask Studio, an AI-powered chatbot assistant that guides users and answers questions about their accounts. For instance, it can provide insights on how a creator’s latest video is performing or what feedback their audience has regarding their editing style. This tool is designed to offer actionable insights that can help creators grow their channels.
Additionally, the Inspiration tab in YouTube Studio is receiving an update. Originally launched at last year’s event, this tab helps creators leverage AI to generate video ideas. The update will introduce new ways to brainstorm, including a list of suggested topics tailored to each creator’s channel and a set of nine responses to every AI prompt. Creators can combine these topics or add their own as they develop their content plans. The feature will also explain its suggestions based on audience insights and behavior.
Moreover, YouTube Studio will enhance its A/B testing feature, allowing creators to test and compare up to three different video titles and thumbnails. This feature, which was initially launched to select creators in 2023, has already been utilized over 15 million times, according to the company.
In a bid to foster collaboration, creators will now be able to work with up to five others on a single video, which will be shown to the audiences of all participating creators. While this feature aims to boost engagement and help creators reach new viewers, the revenue generated from the video will be attributed to the channel that posts it.
Lastly, YouTube is set to begin testing lip-syncing technology to enhance its auto dubbing features. Currently, YouTube supports dubbing content into 20 different languages, and in the coming months, it will improve the realism of translated videos by matching lip movements to the dubbed audio. According to a comparison conducted from December 2024 to August 2025, viewers spent over 75% of their time watching the auto-dubbed video compared to the original.
Disclaimer: This article has been auto-generated from a syndicated RSS feed and has not been edited by Vitrina staff. It is provided solely for informational purposes on a non-commercial basis.
