Spotify’s AI Playlist tool is now available in four new countries


What you need to know

  • Spotify’s AI Playlist tool, still in beta, has expanded in its availability. 
  • Premium subscribers in four new countries, including the United States and Canada, can create playlists simply by entering a text prompt as you might use on Copilot. 
  • Unfortunately, the increased rollout doesn’t expand the feature beyond mobile devices, so no Windows or web app support for now. 

Generative AI has a raft of uses, but one that I’m enjoying the most is being able to create playlists on Spotify simply by telling the app what I’m in the mood for. 

Now, finally, after a limited initial release of the AI Playlist beta tool, more Spotify Premium subscribers can try it out. Having been available only in the UK and Australia to this point, Spotify has flipped the switch for its customers in the United States, Canada, Ireland, and New Zealand. 

That’s a pretty significant new base of users to use it, but if you’re a heavy user of Spotify on PC, you’re out of luck for now. The feature is still exclusive to iOS and Android, with the Windows desktop app and the web player still excluded for now. 

To make a playlist with AI you’ll have to grab your smartphone, Windows isn’t supported yet.  (Image credit: Windows Central)

From Spotify’s announcement post



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