Music streaming platform Spotify has started rolling out its AI feature called ‘DJ’ for premium customers in the UK and Ireland.
“We’re excited to start rolling out DJ in beta to Premium users across the UK and Ireland,” Spotify announced on Tuesday.
In February, this feature was made available to premium subscribers in the United States and Canada for the first time. The feature, which is powered by OpenAI technology, is still in beta.
Moreover, the company noted that after the launch of the DJ feature, Gen Z and millennials enjoyed the most, making up 87 percent of DJ users, plus, Spotify found that people who use the AI DJ on a particular day will spend 25 percent of their listening time with the feature.
According to IANS, the DJ’s voice is modeled after the company’s head of cultural partnerships, Xavier “X” Jernigan.
“When users in the U.K. and Ireland tune in they will be greeted by a stunningly realistic AI voice, modeled after Spotify’s own Head of Cultural Partnerships, Xavier “X” Jernigan,” the company said.
“For example, users who tune in right around launch may hear about how Arlo Parks is releasing her newest album, My Soft Machine, at the end of May alongside her collab, Phoenix, with a friend and longtime role model Phoebe Bridgers,” it added.
The AI DJ feature is available on both iOS and Android and users can access it through the Music Feed by tapping on the DJ card.
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