At its Made on YouTube event, YouTube unveils Custom Feeds, an LLM-powered feature that lets users generate and save tailored homepage video feeds, for US users (Reece Rogers/Wired)
YouTube is giving US viewers a way to save AI-built versions of the homepage algorithm.
Custom Feeds lets users describe a “specific vibe” and keep that tailored video feed on the front page. The feature was announced at Made on YouTube as part of the company’s latest viewer update. The note points to Wired’s Reece Rogers for the report and lists related coverage from CNET, TechCrunch, YouTube, Google, and Mashable. Techmeme's note
Custom Feeds lets users describe a “specific vibe” and keep that tailored video feed on the front page. The feature was announced at Made on YouTube as part of the company’s latest viewer update. The note points to Wired’s Reece Rogers for the report and lists related coverage from CNET, TechCrunch, YouTube, Google, and Mashable. Techmeme's note
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