Spotify has confirmed that it is working on a new tool capable of generating personalized playlists for its users. This will work exactly like ChatGPT: all you need to do is make a written request and the AI will take care of the rest. We’ve already had a glimpse of the feature in action.
It is undeniable that ChatGPT has initiated a profound wind of change in the tech industry. Since the launch of the OpenAI chatbot, everyone has been getting involved and offering their version of AI capable of generating personalized suggestions for the user. And obviously, Spotify is not going to escape the rule. After its DJ driven by artificial intelligence, the streaming service wants to give more power to its subscribers.
Just mentioning ChatGPT should have told you how the tool works. Arriving on the dedicated page, the user is faced with a text field on which he can write whatever he wants. The app even provides him with some suggestions to help him get started. Once the request is sent, the AI is responsible for digging through its catalog to generate a playlist corresponding to the desires of the moment.
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Spotify will let its ChatGPT-style AI create playlists for you
As you can see above, it looks like a few users already have the feature. On TikTok, a user shared his discovery, obviously due to chance, Spotify having not yet communicated on the subject. We see him select one of the suggestions made by the application, then prune the playlist obtained by deleting a few titles.
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Questioned by TechCrunch, Spotify confirmed the existence and upcoming arrival of the chatbot. “We regularly carry out a number of tests. Some of these tests end up paving the way for a broader experiment, while others only serve to draw important lessons.”the company said. Also, nothing says at the moment that the tool will be deployed to the general public, and even less when.
Source: TechCrunch