You'll soon be able to ask your TV questions about the YouTube video you're watching.

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YouTube is testing conversational AI on smart TVs, allowing viewers to ask the assistant questions related to the video ...

Google says that it is now testing a new “conversational AI” tool on its TV apps for YouTube, enabling new features if you ...

It's 2026. If you're still using ad blockers to watch YouTube instead of paying for YouTube Premium, we need to have a talk.

When Apple Vision Pro first launched two years ago, YouTube hesitated to launch a dedicated app. Today is the day they officially launch one.