Spotify just gave Meta Muse the keys to your music
Your listening can now react to your plans without you lifting a finger.
Spotify has partnered with Meta's Muse, the personal AI agent, granting users the ability to control music playback, discover content, save tracks, and construct playlists through conversation. The integration enables Muse to autonomously start appropriate music or podcasts at specific times, informed by context from users' calendars and schedules.
Spotify marks the first major music-streaming platform to join Muse, which already collaborates with a growing roster of third-party applications and services. Two weeks ago, Meta unveiled Muse, seeking access to users' digital lives. The AI agent can already interact with email, calendars, payments, health applications, and shopping platforms.
Meta plans to extend Muse's capabilities to its smart glasses as well. Now, Muse aims to take control of music playback, offering more than just pressing the play button. After connecting Spotify to Muse, users can instruct the agent to play music, podcasts, or audiobooks, save tracks to their Library, search for new content, and create or modify playlists via conversation. Additionally, Muse can generate Spotify's Personal Podcasts based on users' notes and briefings.
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