YouTube already has a feature that automatically translates videos using artificial intelligence (AI) after previously requiring it to be done manually. However, this feature is only initially available to selected content producers in English. In an interview with Bloomberg, YouTube's vice president said that all videos on the platform will be automatically translated within five years. So, what should you know about it?
For your information, the video will be dubbed using the original voice of the channel owner which will make it difficult to distinguish from the original video. The current system uses AI voice which we feel makes the content feel awkward and makes us prefer to just enable subtitles.
Google has already been using videos uploaded to YouTube to train its AI models, such as Veo, which was just launched last week. With hundreds of millions of videos now in their library, the process of producing better AI is becoming easier as millions more videos are uploaded every day.
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