YouTube is currently testing two new generative AI features, exclusively with YouTube Premium members in the US:

Meta has announced that it has begun rolling out its first generative AI features for ad creatives in Ads Manager, which are expected to be available to all advertisers by next year.

Canva has introduced Magic Studio, a comprehensive suite of nearly a dozen AI-powered tools.

Snapchat has announced a new partnership with Microsoft to power Sponsored Links within My AI.

YouTube is taking a significant step into generative AI. At its recent Made on YouTube event, it unveiled several new AI-powered tools for creators.

TikTok is introducing a tool that allows creators to label their content when they have used AI technology to alter or modify it.

Amazon announced a new AI-powered summarization feature for its customer reviews.

LinkedIn is doing a limited test of integration with Microsoft Designer, an AI-powered design platform

LinkedIn is currently testing an AI-powered writing tool called Draft With AI.

WordPress, the website builder, has added generative AI features to its editor through a new AI plug-in called Jetpack AI Assistant.

Two creator startups recently announced new AI-powered features to help creators with brand partnership contracts.

Instagram is developing an AI-powered chatbot, as revealed by screenshots shared by reverse engineer Alessandro Paluzzi.