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September 20, 2025

YouTube unveiled new features at Made on YouTube 2025, including AI tools for podcasters (auto-clipping, audio-to-video conversion), monetization upgrades (brand links, product tagging), and Veo 3 AI for Shorts video remixing. Live gets minigames, split-screen ads, and AI highlights, while Studio adds likeness protection and collaboration tools. YouTube Music will test exclusive merch drops in the US.

YouTube unveiled new features at Made on YouTube 2025, including AI tools for podcasters (auto-clipping, audio-to-video conversion), monetization upgrades (brand links, product tagging), and Veo 3 AI for Shorts video remixing. Live gets minigames, split-screen ads, and AI highlights, while Studio adds likeness protection and collaboration tools. YouTube Music will test exclusive merch drops in the US. YouTube unveiled new features at Made on YouTube 2025, including AI tools for podcasters (auto-clipping, audio-to-video conversion), monetization upgrades (brand links, product tagging), and Veo 3 AI for Shorts video remixing. Live gets minigames, split-screen ads, and AI highlights, while Studio adds likeness protection and collaboration tools. YouTube Music will test exclusive merch drops in the US. YouTube unveiled new features at Made on YouTube 2025, including AI tools for podcasters (auto-clipping, audio-to-video conversion), monetization upgrades (brand links, product tagging), and Veo 3 AI for Shorts video remixing. Live gets minigames, split-screen ads, and AI highlights, while Studio adds likeness protection and collaboration tools. YouTube Music will test exclusive merch drops in the US.
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