Your YouTube shorts can get a pool after posting, as part of a new experiment to clean up the Shorts feed.
YouTube has confirmed that it carries out a new test that aims to improve the appearance of YouTube shorts -clips, to make them look brighter, by using machine learning techniques to refine the playback.
As explained by YouTube Liaison Rene Ritchie:
‘We carry out an experiment on selected YouTube shorts that traditional machine learning technology uses the clarity in videos during processing too worried, to improve and improve, similar to what a modern smartphone does when you record a video. YouTube always works on ways to offer the best possible video quality and experience, and will continue to consider the feedback from the maker and viewer while we repeat and improve these functions. “
So YouTube tries to make your shorts look better, even if you are not an expert camera person.
That can be good, I think, by ensuring a better user experience, while your content also looks cleaner and more detailed in the shorts feed.
But again, some users have Targeted concern The fact that the upholstery process of YouTube makes shorts look more AI-generated, which can fade the lines between real content-cut content and AI-Lop.
And that can ultimately remove from your audience, although, as YouTube notes, it does not use AI to revise or change your shorts clips, as such, it is only the use of “traditional” machine learning processes, which are only aimed at sharpening and improving the presentation of clips.
What the impact of this will actually be is impossible to say, but if you notice that your shorts look a little different when they go live, this could be why.
YouTube says that this is only a small-scale experiment for the time being, with the intention of improving the shorts experience for all viewers.
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