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SRC-5ce050ce960991a6 · Source record

Unlocking a global audience with auto dubbing

YouTube · 3 connected claims

D16 · Creative Technology & Synthetic MediaD17 · Distribution, Discovery & Audience

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https://blog.youtube/news-and-events/youtube-auto-dubbing-expressive-speech/

Claims connected to this source

  1. MWITA-CD-2026-070YouTube announced in February 2026 that auto dubbing was available to all channels in 27 languages and reported more than six million daily viewers in December who watched at least ten minutes of auto-dubbed content, while retaining original-language preferences and creator controls.Evidence B
  2. MWITA-AV-2026-023YouTube said automatic dubbing was available to all creators in 27 languages by February 2026.Evidence B
  3. MWITA-AV-2026-024YouTube reported that in December 2025 more than 6 million viewers per day on average watched at least ten minutes of auto-dubbed content.Evidence B

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