YouTube is now letting users create an AI avatar that looks and sounds like them for use in Shorts. This feature was teased earlier this year. The creation process is available in the main YouTube app ...

The living room has become a central battleground for YouTube, as more people turn to television screens. Now the Google-owned platform is trying to make watching videos on TV more interactive, across ...

That’s a lot of cat videos. YouTube has been crowned the world’s largest media company, riding a years-long wave of user-generated videos — including millions of cat videos — to surge past even Walt ...

In recent months, the same three YouTube channels have filed similar lawsuits against other tech giants, including Meta, Nvidia, ByteDance, and Snap. h3h3Productions is a well-known YouTube channel ...

Noah, former host of Comedy Central’s “The Daily Show,” has 4.5 million subscribers for his YouTube channel, which features his podcast, “What Now? With Trevor Noah,” as well as his feature-length ...

YouTube is now the leading way Americans watch video. Its audience is young; an astonishing 90 percent of American teenagers are on the platform. YouTube TV is bigger than many cable operators. (Since ...

YouTube is rolling out a redesigned video player for content embedded on other sites, matching the main player redesign that debuted last year. The new-look YouTube embed player shifts some controls ...

“Jeopardy!” has been making a more aggressive push into the streaming landscape in recent years; last fall, the show and its sister gamer “Wheel of Fortune” began streaming in-season episodes for the ...

YouTube’s frustrating CAPTCHA loop is officially fixed, with the platform confirming the issue is resolved. The bug trapped users in nonstop “prove you’re human” checks. Reports flooded in within 24 ...

A jury on Wednesday found that Meta and YouTube are liable for creating products that led to harmful and addictive behavior by young users, a landmark decision that could set a legal precedent for ...

A jury in Los Angeles determined that Meta and Google were negligent and failed to warn users of the dangers associated with using their platforms in a high-profile social media case. It's the first ...

On Wednesday, a Los Angeles jury ordered Meta and YouTube to pay $3 million in damages to a young woman who successfully argued that the companies’ social media apps were designed to addict children.