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YouTube promises custom feeds and a lot more AI later this year

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YouTube is introducing Custom Feeds, allowing users to personalize their homepage with content categories they define. This change addresses long-standing user frustrations with the platform’s default feed and gives viewers more control over their viewing experience, a significant shift for those who heavily utilize the service. Expect to see this feature initially launch in the US across web, mobile, and TV platforms, with broader availability likely to follow.

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