More A.I. in music? Spotify says yes to ChatGPT

It seems like an uphill battle to resist the pervasive use of artificial intelligence in daily life. Everything has it, including your home appliances, TV, and cell phone. There is no way out of the mess. Naturally, Spotify chose to boost the ante by integrating ChatGPT into their systems, as reported by MetalSucks. AI-generated recommendations are now available to Premium and Free users who want more individualized music and podcast recommendations at any time. They simply need to connect ChatGPI’s service to their account. It seems that Spotify will spit out something that might match what you wrote when you enter a specific request. Hopefully the artists will gain from this… Spotify claims that no machine learning tools will be able to access its content. This implies that nothing will be shared with OpenAI for model training. However, it’s equally vital to remember that consumers have to deliberately check that box if they wish to use the feature. What’s the motivation, though, behind this?

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In recent months, Spotify has been working to provide new features for its users, such as high-fidelity audio and an AI-narrated audiobook partnership with ElevenLabs. Additionally, this occurs at a time when real musicians are having a lot of trouble with AI-generated music on the platform. Additionally, the platform’s PR situation has gotten so poor that artists are abandoning it as a result of CEO Daniel Ek’s ongoing investment in self-governing, artificial intelligence-powered military death machines.