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YouTube’s AI chatbot, now on TV.

YouTube is starting to test its conversational AI tool with a “small group of users” on smart TVs, gaming consoles, and streaming devices. The tool, first introduced in 2023, lets you ask questions about the videos you’re watching.

[Feb 18, 2026] Testing the conversational AI tool on TV’s

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