YouTube is launching an AI feature that builds personalized video feeds from user text prompts about interests, moods or topics. The custom feeds can be pinned to the homepage and edited on demand, with reporting tools available if results miss the mark.
Users can just describe the kind of videos they want to see, from workout guides to hobby inspiration.
The feature is similar to other AI-powered feed customization features from other platforms, including Spotify’s prompted playlists.
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