What’s New
VideoGPT can now analyze multiple videos within a gallery and create its response to the queries accordingly. Instead of relying on a single video, it can now also reference information from across the entire collection, providing more comprehensive answers for viewers.
In this way, VideoGPT Gallery now transforms video collections into fully searchable knowledge bases, allowing viewers to discover answers instantly and interact with video libraries in a smarter, more efficient way.
What surprised us most is that this feature changed the way videos are consumed. Rather than watching or scrubbing through content with VideoGPT, users can simply ask a question and receive the exact answer immediately.
It effectively turns long-form video content into an interactive knowledge base.
Update: YouTube first introduced its AI-powered video querying feature, called “Ask,” allowing users to ask questions directly about the video they are watching, similar to VideoGPT. Furthermore, the feature has been rolled out to larger-screen experiences recently, including smart TVs, gaming consoles, and streaming devices, further advancing interactive video consumption across platforms.