YouTube的TV应用程序现已推出“Jump Ahead”AI功能，允许Premium订阅用户跳过视频中最常被跳过的部分。该功能通过分析观众最常跳转观看的片段，帮助用户快速找到视频的精彩内容。用户可以通过电视遥控器上的特定按键来激活此功能，直接跳转到视频中最受欢迎的观看点。此前，该功能已在YouTube的网页和移动端上线，现在终于扩展到大屏幕设备，满足了电视观众的需求。目前该功能的具体推广范围和速度尚不明确，但已有用户在部分智能电视上发现了该功能。

📺 **YouTube TV App引入AI跳过功能：** YouTube正在为其电视应用程序推出“Jump Ahead”功能，这项AI驱动的功能旨在让用户能够直接跳到视频中最精彩、最常被观看的部分，从而节省时间并提升观看体验。

🚀 **Premium订阅用户独享：** “Jump Ahead”功能目前仅向YouTube Premium订阅用户开放。用户可以通过在电视上观看时，利用遥控器的特定按键（如右箭头）来激活此功能，跳过视频中通常会被大量观众略过的时间段。

💡 **AI分析优化观看体验：** 该功能的实现依赖于AI技术对海量观看数据的分析，识别出视频中最受关注的片段。当用户激活“Jump Ahead”时，系统会根据大众观看习惯，将用户引导至下一个最受欢迎的观看点，而不是传统的固定秒数快进。

🌍 **逐步扩展至大屏设备：** 尽管该功能最初是在YouTube的网页和移动平台上推出的，但现在正逐步扩展到电视等大屏幕设备上，以适应美国等地区电视成为主要观看来源的趋势。虽然推广速度和范围尚未完全公布，但已有用户在部分智能电视和流媒体设备上体验到此功能。

It seems YouTube is finally giving its TV app the AI feature that lets you skip to the most interesting parts of a video. Android Authority’s Mishaal Rahman reports that the Jump Ahead perk for YouTube Premium subscribers appeared on his Nvidia Shield TV yesterday, a feature that was previously exclusive to YouTube’s web and mobile platforms.

Jump Ahead gives users an easy way to automatically get to the best bits of a video by using AI to analyze the most-watched segments that viewers typically skip to. YouTube started testing the feature last year before later releasing it for Premium subscribers on web and mobile, but those who prefer watching on the big screen — which is now the primary viewing source in the US — have been left wanting until now.

Premium subscribers can activate Jump Ahead by double-tapping the fast-forward button on the video player, which then takes viewers to the next point in the video that most users view. This works differently on TVs, according to YouTube’s support page, requiring users to press the right arrow on their remote to see the next most-watched section, as indicated by a dot on the progress bar. Pressing the right arrow again will then take users to that point in the video, instead of skipping ahead by ten seconds as usual. Rahman says that a message reading “Jumping over commonly skipped section” appeared when using the feature.

While YouTube’s support page confirms that Jump Ahead is now “available on Living Room,” the scale and pace of the rollout are unclear. The feature doesn’t appear to be widely available on TVs yet, and YouTube hasn’t made a launch announcement. A Reddit user has reported seeing the feature appear on their Samsung TV, however, and Android Police also spotted it on a Google TV streamer. We have asked Google for clarity on the rollout.