YouTube is expanding its prompt-based custom feeds, a Home-page experiment that lets eligible viewers describe the videos they want in plain English and have Gemini build a personalized recommendation feed around that request. The latest test moves the feature beyond a single custom feed by allowing users in the experiment to save multiple feeds at the top of YouTube Home.
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