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Spotify said that it has placed measures around offensive prompts
reportedly planning to raise its subscription prices in the US.
In an official iOS s in the UK and Australia first, and then will be expanded to other regions. Describing the feature, the company said, “Looking for “an indie folk playlist to give my brain a big warm hug,” “relaxing music to tide me over during allergy season,” or “a playlist that makes me feel like the main character”? AI Playlist has you covered.”
Those who are subscribers and live in the abovementioned regions can find the AI Playlist feature in the Your Library section located at the bottom right corner of the home page. Typing the ‘+' icon in the library opens up a new which offers options to build a playlist and Blend multiple playlists together. The list now has a third option at the bottom which lets s create AI playlists.
Tapping on the option opens a new screen with a text field at the bottom. Here s can write a prompt to ask the AI to create a new playlist. The music streaming giant recommends adding a combination of genres, moods, artists, or decades to create a successful playlist, however, s can enter creative prompts too. s can reference places, animals, activities, movie characters, colours, and emojis and the AI will still be able to create a playlist.
Spotify uses a combination of a large language model (LLM) and its personalisation engine to create playlists. This means any playlists created will take the 's preference into consideration. Spotify has also revealed that it has placed measures for prompts that are offensive.
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