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Here's how to use Google Gemini's new AI model to analyze YouTube videos

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Google Gemini has a new AI model, Gemini 2.0 Flash Thinking Experimental , which can plug into Google apps including Google Search , Google Maps , and YouTube .

The model is available to all Gemini users, paying or not, and we tested it out on a selection of clips using Gemini 's web interface.

Gemini AI couldn't say where the interview took place, or how the participants were acting, or anything else about the visuals of the video—which is worth bearing in mind if you use it yourself. For videos where the answers you want are in the audio of a YouTube video, and its associated transcript, Gemini works really well at summarizing and providing accurate answers (provided the commentators mention when a touchdown is ruled out, as well as when one is scored). For any kind of visual information, you're still going to have to watch the video yourself..

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