Spotify has announced that it has partnered with ChatGPT. It says the chatbot will allow users to discover music with personalized recommendations.
Spotify recently introduced search and play to free users with some limitations. So, why bother with ChatGPT when you can search for songs or artists directly in Spotify? Well, he can only search specific tracks, albums or artists.
according to AnnouncementUsers can interact with ChatGPT using natural language to ask for songs, artists, albums, playlists or podcast episodes. The bot will display Spotify in the chat, and follow your query to display suggestions. For example, you can ask it to create a Spotify playlist based on your favorite genre, or mood, theme, topic, etc. Tap on one of the tracks in the results, and ChatGPT will open the Spotify app, where you can listen to the music.
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You can access the new options on Chatgpt.com and ChatGPT’s mobile apps on iOS and Android. But, you will need to log in to the chatbot to access Spotify’s capabilities. Want to try it? Simply open ChatGPT and start typing your query, mention Spotify in it. You’ll be asked to log in to your Spotify account to connect it to the chatbot.
Spotify already has an AI DJ, which has received a mixed response from users. YouTube Music is also testing an AI host that can provide commentary, trivia, and even tell stories.
Spotify’s AI features are available to free users on the music streaming platform, but you’re limited to Spotify’s list of playlists in Discover Weekly and New Music Friday. If you have a Spotify Premium subscription, you can use ChatGPT to create personalized playlists. The features are available to all ChatGPT users, including free accounts, as well as those with Plus and Pro memberships. But, at the moment it only supports English.
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