Bard has released one of its best updates so far, which is the ability to actually understand the content of YouTube videos.
I don’t use Bard nearly as much as I use ChatGPT. But this new update actually works really well and I get a vast majority of my information from YouTube videos.
Go to bard.google.com. Go to the extensions tab, and make sure the YouTube extension is activated.
Then, inside of any Bard chat, ask for a YouTube video when doing your normal prompt. Once it finds you a YouTube video, you can ask the video questions.
You can ask it to give you a short or long summary, key point, top takeaways, lists, to do.
Here are a list of questions you can try:
What is the main topic discussed in this video?
Are there any visuals or graphics used in the video to illustrate points?
Did the video receive any comments or engagement from viewers, and what are some common reactions?
Was there a specific call to action or recommended next steps mentioned in the video?
What key points or insights were discussed in the video?
Are there any notable examples or stories shared in the video?
Can you describe the overall tone or style of the video, such as informative, entertaining, or persuasive?
Is there a specific target audience that the video seems to be addressing
Were there any charts, graphs, or visual aids used in the video to support the information presented?
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