YouTube Music is Google's music streaming service for playing songs and playlists, and it can be reached through products such as Gemini and Search. Recent coverage says Google will label AI-generated music in the YouTube Music app and website, following similar labels for AI-generated video, while the service also appears in Google's Search features for runners' training playlists and as an example in the new Connected Apps Platform for third-party developers.
Google opens Gemini and Search to third-party appsGoogle launched a Connected Apps Platform letting developers hook their services into Search and Gemini, so users can do tasks like designing a flyer or building a playlist. Built on MCP servers and AppFunctions APIs, it is in beta for US developers, who can track traffic, latency and errors. The move shifts app discovery toward AI assistants.
YouTube Music to label AI-generated music contentGoogle will begin labeling AI-generated music on YouTube Music, rolling out in the app and on the website. While it is not banning AI music, the company says people want to know if a song was created with generative AI tools. This builds on similar labels added to AI-generated videos on YouTube earlier this year.
3 ways Search can prep your raceGoogle outlines three AI-powered Search features to help runners: Canvas for personalized training plans, YouTube Music integration for playlists, and filtering tools to find suitable gear.
The A.I. Daily