Spotify 正在测试 AI 聊天机器人功能"Talk to Spotify"

Spotify 正在测试一项名为"Talk to Spotify"的新 AI 功能，允许 Premium 订阅用户通过对话式聊天机器人来播放和探索音乐、有声书及播客。

该功能出现在移动端应用的首页和"正在播放"视图，用户可在 AI 文本框中输入请求，或点击麦克风图标进行语音交互。

与 Amazon Music 去年整合 Alexa Plus 的类似功能不同，Spotify 的聊天机器人不仅能提供 AI 推荐和常识问答，还能引用用户的播放列表和收藏内容。

Amazon Music：/news/813102/amazon-music-alexa-plus-ai-integration introduced a similar feature last year when it integrated Alexa Plus into the service. Spotify’s chatbot goes a step beyond providing AI-powered recommendations and general trivia, however, because it references your playlists, favorite artists, repeat listens, and listening data when responding to requests. That means you can ask questions about your own listening history to check when you first heard a specific song, or see what genres you’ve been into lately if you can’t hold out for the annual Wrapped insights.

The updated AI capabilities are more conversational than older features like Prompted Playlist：/news/842053/spotify-ai-prompted-playlists, which automatically builds playlists based on descriptions. Now, you can ask the Spotify chatbot to “play some songs I haven’t heard before,” and control what’s being played with further instructions like requesting specific artists or asking to make it “more upbeat.” Spotify says the new conversational experience aims to make the platform “more personal and useful for every listener,” making this one of several ways：/entertainment/894753/spotify-taste-profile that the company is trying：/entertainment/964021/spotify-release-radar-algorithm-controls to address complaints about its algorithm：/column/815744/music-recommendation-algorithms.

You can also ask the Spotify AI general questions about whatever you’re listening to, making the feature feel similar to using chatbot services like Google’s Gemini or OpenAI’s ChatGPT. That includes asking for when a song was released, exploring other titles an author has written when listening to one of their audiobooks, or checking if a podcast guest has appeared on other audio shows.

This update is rolling out gradually in beta for Premium users in the US, Ireland, and Sweden who are 18 or older. It’s available across both iOS and Android devices in English, though Spotify says this is a work in progress, and warns that “responses won’t always be perfect.”