The generative AI feature, which is currently in testing, allows some YouTube creators to remix licensed tracks by entering prompts.

L ike a song you put on a YouTube video but want to give it a new spin? The video platform is testing a new AI tool to do just that, at least for when you post a Shorts video. You

YouTube last year started letting select creators in the U.S. create AI-generated songs with prompts using the vocals of artists like Charlie Puth, Charli

YouTube is testing a new feature that will let creators use AI to “restyle” licensed songs for their shorts. The small group of creators with access can enter a prompt to change up different elements in a song,

The new addition to the Dream Track toolset could allow creators to remix tracks by describing desired style changes.

This feature adds to YouTube's Dream Track experiment that allowed a handful of US-based creators to curate soundtracks using AI.

YouTube is testing a new feature so creators can use AI to remix licensed songs for shorts. They need to enter a prompt and choose elements of the song like the mood or the genre to generate the “restyled” track.

YouTube is testing a new AI feature that will let creators generate a unique 30-second soundtrack to use in their Shorts.

Select YouTube creators can now produce their own remixes of existing songs. YouTube has announced a new feature for its AI-powered Dream Track tool that allows individuals to "restyle" a song and create a 30-second tune to use in a Short.

YouTube is one of the best entertainment apps on Android popularized by long-format video uploaded by users, but one could argue the integrated Shorts are among the most important