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“Google Bard” can now watch “YouTube” videos for you

Google Bard users can now get details about the YouTube videos they watch thanks to an AI chatbot.

“Google Bard” can now watch “YouTube” videos for you

The new extension that Bard received allows it to understand what the content of the video is and, based on that, responds to requests for information made by users.

"We're taking the first steps to improve Bard's understanding of YouTube videos… we've heard you want to dig deeper into YouTube videos." So we're expanding the YouTube extension so you can talk to Bard about it," Google said.

Thanks to this, when you ask the Bard to find you a particular clip, you can now ask it additional questions about the contents of that clip, including a summary or something for specific details.

Let's recall that in September Google announced a number of new options that come with artificial intelligence on services such as Flights, Maps, Docs, Dive, Gmail and many others.

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