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YouTube Says Launching Custom Feeds, Will Be Available For Users In U.S. On Web, Mobile & TVs Soon; Launching New Capabilities To Ask YouTube; Introduces Conversational AI Editing Tool For Shorts & YouTube Create App; YouTube Studio Now Offers AI Thumbnail Generation & A/B Video Testing Tools; Expanding Affiliate Program To 35 Countries By Year-End & Bringing More Partners, Including Support For Amazon In International Regions

Benzinga Newsdesk

https://blog.google/products-and-platforms/products/youtube/made-on-youtube-updates-2026/

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