Guide to researching YouTube videos through conversations using Humata

Previously, watching YouTube videos was limited to watching and taking notes, but now, with the help of the AI ​​tool Humata, you can directly interact with the video content as if you were speaking with a real instructor.

 

Instead of rewinding and fast-forwarding to find the main points, you simply ask questions and the AI ​​will help summarize, explain, or clarify the parts you don't understand. This method is especially useful for students, teachers, and self-learners who need to quickly access content, build lectures, or conduct in-depth research. Below are detailed instructions.

How to research YouTube videos through conversations

Step 1:

We access the Humata website via the link below and register an account to use it.

https://www.humata.ai/

 

Step 2:

Then you will see the data upload option on the main interface; click the YouTube button to proceed with video analysis.

Next, on this interface, we will paste the link of the video we want to ask questions about. The video title will then appear below; click the arrow icon to add the video to Humata. Users can add multiple video sources if needed.

Step 3:

On the main Humata interface, you will see the video source you have uploaded. Select the video source you want to analyze, then look at the top right corner and click "Ask" .

 

On the main interface, the main video you uploaded is on the right, and the messaging box for interacting with the AI ​​is on the left. In the chat box with Humata, enter your question about the video content.

Users can ask any questions they want, explore the content and knowledge in the videos, and Humata will answer them in detail.

Step 4:

Humata offers three response modes: Fast, Visual, and Thinking, to enhance your responses. For example, use Thinking mode to write more in-depth content based on information from the video on that topic.