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Spotify has launched a beta feature called AI playlists for Premium users in Australia and the UK, allowing them to create playlists using prompts such as moods, artists, genres, and more. The feature aims to enhance user experience by generating personalized playlists based on specific prompts, although offensive prompts are monitored. The company has not yet announced a wider release for this feature.
Spotify has launched a beta feature that allows users to create personalized AI-generated playlists based on written prompts, initially available in the U.K. and Australia for Android and iOS users. The AI can generate playlists based on a wide variety of prompts, such as "songs to serenade my cat" or "beats to battle a zombie apocalypse," and users can further refine the playlists using commands. The company uses large language models and personalization technology to fulfill the prompts and create customized playlists, and the AI has guardrails to prevent offensive prompts. This follows Spotify's previous investment in AI technology, including the AI DJ feature and Niche Mixes, and CEO Daniel Ek has hinted at other potential AI applications for the platform.
Spotify is testing a new feature called "AI playlists" that allows users to create playlists using AI technology and prompts. The feature was discovered in the app and confirmed by the company, but no further details were provided. Users can access the feature from the "Your Library" tab and choose from a list of suggested prompts or type their own. Spotify has been investing in AI across its app, including the launch of an AI DJ earlier this year. The company has not committed to a launch time frame for the AI playlists feature.
Spotify's rumored "Superpremium" service is reportedly preparing for launch, with a logo and a range of features discovered in the app's code. These features include 24-bit lossless audio, AI playlist generation tools, advanced mixing tools, additional hours of audiobook listening, and a personalized offering called "Your Sound Capsule." The service is expected to be priced at $19.99 per month and may be a way for Spotify to raise prices in the future. Spotify has declined to comment on the new findings.