YouTube has started a phased rollout of its new Community Notes feature, targeting a select group of users. This feature, which aims to address misinformation, allows viewers to add concise defining notes or corrections to specific video content.

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Introduced in June, the Community Notes initiative is designed to significantly improve the accuracy and understanding of video content after the US presidential election.

Although an official launch date is not yet set, YouTube has added a dedicated section to its Help database to assist users in writing and submitting Community Notes.

Currently, the pilot program is available to English-speaking mobile users in the United States, with participants being selected via email invitations or notifications within their Creator Studio accounts. YouTube is using this initial phase to gather feedback on the feature’s usefulness and establish criteria for classifying notes as “helpful,” “somewhat helpful,” or “unhelpful” before a more general release.

In related updates, YouTube Shorts recently introduced six new features inspired by TikTok. These include an “Add Yours” sticker for interactive content, automatic caption creation, text narration in four voices, and interactive games within Shorts. Additionally, the Auto Layout feature converts longer videos into Shorts while keeping the main subject in focus, and users can now create remix understandings of existing remixed videos on YouTube.

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