YouTube says it has expanded its AI-powered auto-dubbing to “hundreds of thousands of channels” in the YouTube Partner Program that are “focused on knowledge and information.” YouTube says it will bring the feature to “other types of content soon.

A year-and-a-half after YouTube first announced it, the platform's AI dubbing service has arrived. The company shared the news alongside some example videos equipped with auto dubbing (which we'll get into in a bit).

YouTube announced on Tuesday that its auto-dubbing feature, which allows creators to generate translated audio tracks for their videos, is now rolling out YouTube's auto-dubbing feature is now rolling out to hundreds of thousands more channels.

Powered by the team from Aloud, a dubbing service that began as an experiment under Google’s in-house Area 120 incubator, the AI tool aims to break language barriers when it comes to content, making videos with verbal dialogue in specific languages more accessible to the global audience.

YouTube is reportedly upgrading its AI-powered auto-dubbing feature to better support creators of knowledge-based and informational content

YouTube has announced it will be expanding its AI-powered auto dubbing feature. A blog posted by the platform said that the tool will be made available to “hundreds of thousands of channels in the YouTube Partner Program focused on knowledge and information.” The tool will also be released further to other types of content “soon,” YouTube said.

YouTube's new dubbing tool takes English audio and automatically dubs a French, German, Hindi, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese, and Spanish track. A video in any of thos

The tool can automatically identify the language in uploaded videos and generate alternate audio tracks in other languages. It can dub English videos into eight languages, including French, German, Hindi,

YouTube's new AI-powered feature now allows creators to upload automatically dub videos in multiple languages.