YouTube will fill with short videos generated by AI. We don't say it, Google says

YouTube will fill with short videos generated by AI. We don’t say it, Google says

ByEthan Collins

The future of YouTube is marked by artificial intelligence. This has been made clear by the company in Made on YouTube 2025, where it has presented a Creation tools package That will make, from now on, anyone can generate complete clips with just a few words. Google does not hide it: the next shorts and videos that dominate the platform will be largely resulting from AI.

What do I see? I see 3 fast

The great novelty is I see 3 fasta version of the Google Deepmind video model integrated on YouTube Shorts. With her, just write an idea to get a 480p clip with Images and audio automatically generated. The model is now available in the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. The company has confirmed that it will soon reach more countries. What YouTube seeks is to “democratize” content creation. Whatever you get, it will be something else.

In addition to generating video from scratch, shorts, which is the guinea pig of these nuvas functions, add tools that reinforce the role of AI as a creative engine:

  • Add movement From one video to another, such as applying a choreography on a photo.
  • Smart filters that change the visual style with a single touch (pop art, origami, etc.).
  • Objects created by the which are inserted with a prompt: from a rubber duck in your coffee to an octopus attacking a ship.

The other: automatic edition and music generated by AI

Another novelty is the tool Edit with AIwhich transforms recordings into a complete draft. The AI ​​is responsible for selecting the best moments, adds music, transitions and even an automatic narrative in English or Hindi. In parallel, Speech to Song It converts dialogues into songs with Lyria 2, the Deepmind musical model, allowing any viral phrase to become a shit for shorts.

Also, Google applies Synthid water marks and visible labels to differentiate these videos, but what underlies is evident: YouTube prepares for an ecosystem in which The content generated by AI will not be the exception, but the norm. The company does not say it between the lines, but it promotes it directly. Time will tell if this play really encourages creativity or ends up filling the low quality content platform.

Ethan Collins
Ethan Collins

As a dedicated tech enthusiast and writer at IRC Junkie, I explore the latest innovations in software and hardware. With a background in computer science, I thrive on simplifying complex technological concepts for our readers. My goal is to inspire curiosity and understanding in the ever-evolving world of technology.