In a blog post the music streaming giant recommends subscribers stick to "genre," "mood" or "artist" prompts to generate the most successful playlists, but it stipulates that anything from movie characters to emojis can be used. Examples include, "Upbeat folk music for a scenic fall road trip," and "2000 era hype jams for the tailgate."

Selecting “AI Playlist” from the drop-down menu will then open a chat box to describe the playlist you want, such as “spooky songs to play during Halloween” or “soothing folk music for a chill bath time.

Spotify is expanding its tool that helps create playlists using generative artificial intelligence for premium users to four new markets, including the United States and Canada, the Swedish streaming giant said on Tuesday.

Meanwhile, Spotify has made good on its promise to roll out AI Playlists. They opened up in beta in Australia and the UK in April, and today, the streamer is rolling them out to four more countries: the US, Canada, Ireland, and New Zealand.

With the help of generative AI, Spotify can create a detailed playlist through a simple text prompt. The beta feature is expanding to four more countries.

Spotify has expanded the availability of its AI Playlist tool to the U.S., Canada, Ireland, and New Zealand after initially launching it for Premium subscribers in the U.K. and Australia. This feature,

AI is such a natural fit for generating playlists that it was only a matter of time before the music streaming giants introduced the option. Spotify launched its new AI Playlist feature back in April,

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