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TechnologyTechCrunch ·

YouTube launches 'Shorts Series' to let creators organize content into seasons and episodes

YouTube announced a new feature called 'Shorts Series' at its Made On YouTube event on Wednesday. The tool allows creators to organize their short-form videos into structured seasons and episodes, similar to a TV series format. The move comes as microdrama apps are growing in popularity, signaling YouTube's belief that episodic short-form storytelling is a lasting trend. By introducing this feature, YouTube aims to bring a more structured viewing experience to its Shorts platform.

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YouTube rolls out AI-powered A/B testing, dynamic thumbnails and live dubbing for creators

YouTube has introduced a set of new tools designed to help content creators improve their video performance. The features include video A/B testing, dynamic thumbnails, and live dubbing capabilities. Many of these tools are powered by generative AI, enabling creators to experiment with different approaches and identify what resonates best with audiences. The update reflects YouTube's continued push to integrate AI into its creator ecosystem.

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StrictlyVC to Explore AI's Impact on Venture Capital at TechCrunch Disrupt 2026

StrictlyVC will participate in a dedicated session at TechCrunch Disrupt 2026, focusing on how artificial intelligence is reshaping the venture capital landscape. The session is exclusive to holders of the Investor Pass. Attendees can save $200 on registration if they sign up before September 25 at 11:59 p.m. PT. The event aims to bring together investors to discuss the evolving rules and dynamics of VC funding in the AI era.

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YouTube Uses Gemini AI to Let Users Build Custom Personalized Feeds

YouTube has introduced a new feature that allows users to create custom video feeds using their own natural language descriptions. The tool is powered by Google's Gemini AI, which interprets user input and curates a personalized feed accordingly. This gives viewers greater control over the type of content they see on the platform. The feature marks a shift from YouTube's traditional algorithm-driven recommendations toward a more user-directed discovery experience.

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YouTube launches AI-powered 'Ask YouTube' tool to assist product comparisons

YouTube has introduced a new AI-powered feature called 'Ask YouTube' aimed at enhancing the shopping experience on its platform. The tool is designed to help users compare products while browsing videos, making in-app shopping more interactive. This move signals YouTube's continued push to deepen its integration of e-commerce with video content. The feature leverages artificial intelligence to provide shoppers with relevant product information directly within the YouTube interface.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

YouTube expands AI creator tools to automate content strategy at Made on YouTube

YouTube has announced new updates to its AI-powered creator tools suite at its annual Made on YouTube event. The expanded toolkit builds on features introduced in 2025, which originally included thumbnail A/B testing and a performance-tracking chatbot. This year's additions extend AI assistance to more complex content creation and strategy tasks. The updates reflect YouTube's growing effort to help creators optimize their work and reach larger audiences without manually decoding the platform's algorithm.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

Discord Launches Global Age Estimation System After Scrapping Earlier Verification

Discord is rolling out a new age assurance system globally, excluding Australia and the UK, starting today. The platform will automatically assign users to estimated age groups using multiple account signals, rather than requiring identity documents or selfies. Users estimated to be between 13 and 17 will face account restrictions under the new approach. This comes seven months after Discord halted its previous age verification rollout in February due to user backlash over data privacy concerns. The earlier system had drawn criticism for requiring adults to submit video selfies or government-issued ID to verify their age.

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TechnologyArs Technica ·

NHTSA Opens Investigation Into Comma.ai After 5 Crashes Involving Stopped Vehicles

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has launched a formal investigation into comma.ai, a maker of aftermarket driver-assistance devices. The probe follows at least five crashes in which vehicles equipped with comma.ai hardware collided with slow-moving or stationary vehicles. The incidents resulted in multiple injuries and deaths, prompting federal safety regulators to take action. Comma.ai produces devices that enable semi-autonomous driving capabilities on consumer vehicles. The investigation will examine whether the technology poses a broader safety risk to the public.

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TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 Early-Bird Discount Ends September 25

TechCrunch is offering limited-time discounts on passes to its Disrupt 2026 conference, with savings of up to $200 available for a short window. Attendees can also get 50% off a second pass during the promotional period. The discount deadline is September 25 at 11:59 p.m. PT, after which standard pricing will apply. The event is expected to draw more than 10,000 technology industry leaders and professionals. Disrupt is one of the flagship gatherings in the tech world, known for networking and startup showcases.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

McDonald's pilots third-party ads on drive-thru digital menu boards

McDonald's has launched a limited pilot program displaying advertisements from other brands on digital menu boards at select company-owned drive-thru locations. The ads appear after a customer places their order, visible while they wait for their meal. A McDonald's spokesperson described the test as an effort to explore post-purchase content that customers may find helpful or relevant. The initiative reflects a broader trend of fast-food chains monetizing their digital screens through advertising revenue. McDonald's has not yet disclosed how many locations are involved or which brands are participating in the trial.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

Remedy's Control Resonant Blends Gravity Manipulation with Surreal NYC Setting

Control Resonant is an upcoming video game developed by Remedy Entertainment, serving as a sequel to the 2019 title Control. The game is set in a surreal, distorted version of New York City and centers on gravity-based traversal mechanics that allow players to flip, twist, and fly through environments. Reviewers have drawn comparisons to the narrative style of House of Leaves and the platforming design of Super Mario Galaxy. The title continues Remedy's reputation for crafting unconventional, genre-defying gaming experiences that stand apart from mainstream releases.

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TechnologyArs Technica ·

How the US Lost Its Rare Earth Dominance to China

The United States once held a strong position in rare earth mining and processing but gradually ceded that advantage over several decades. Cheaper imports, largely from China, made domestic production economically unviable, leading American companies to scale back or shut down operations. China strategically expanded its rare earth industry during this period, eventually gaining near-total control over global processing capacity. Rare earth elements are critical inputs for defense systems, electric vehicles, and consumer electronics, making this dependency a significant strategic concern. The US now faces the difficult challenge of rebuilding a domestic rare earth supply chain after years of neglect.

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TechnologyTechCrunch ·

Spotify launches Taste Profile in US, letting users control recommendation algorithm

Spotify is rolling out a new feature called Taste Profile to Premium subscribers in the United States. The tool allows listeners to see how the platform has interpreted their musical preferences based on their listening history. Users can also use natural language input to actively adjust and reshape the recommendations they receive. The move gives listeners greater transparency and control over how Spotify's algorithm curates their personalized content.

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TechnologyTechCrunch ·

LinkedIn launches tools to verify work histories and curb fake profiles

LinkedIn is introducing new verification features aimed at reducing fake profiles and false employment claims on the platform. One tool allows members to vouch for their colleagues' work experience, adding a layer of peer-based credibility. Another feature gives companies greater control over accounts that inaccurately list them as employers. The move reflects LinkedIn's ongoing effort to improve trust and authenticity across its professional network.

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NHTSA Investigates Comma's Hands-Off Driving Tech After 2 Fatal Crashes

US safety regulators have opened an investigation into Comma's hands-off driving technology following at least two fatal crashes. The probe examines incidents in which the autonomous driving software appears to have been in use at the time of the accidents. Notably, some of the crashes under review involved drivers using unofficial 'forked' versions of Comma's software, rather than the standard release. The investigation raises questions about the safety risks posed by modified variants of autonomous driving systems operating outside developer-sanctioned parameters.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

Xiaomi Launches 18 Pro and 18 Pro Max in China With Enhanced Privacy Display

Xiaomi has launched the 18 Pro and 18 Pro Max smartphones in China, featuring an upgraded take on the privacy display technology seen on Samsung's Galaxy S26 Ultra. Both devices are equipped with dual 200-megapixel cameras, rear secondary screens, and Qualcomm's latest Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 chips. The rear displays can show notifications, capture selfies, and run simple games, continuing a design approach introduced with last year's 17 Pro series. Unlike their predecessors, which remained China-exclusive, the 18 Pro models are confirmed for a global release later this year.

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TechnologyTechCrunch ·

AI Startup Ema Raises $77M, Targets Enterprise Software Market

Ema, an AI-focused startup, has secured $77 million in its latest funding round. The company has now raised a total of $140 million since its inception. Ema currently serves over 50 enterprise clients, with major names like Google and Microsoft among its customers. The funding reflects growing investor confidence in AI solutions that are beginning to displace traditional enterprise software and services.

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