Google-owned YouTube Music debuts AI-Powered Playlist Art. YouTube’s music app now offers a new feature that allows users to use generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) to create custom playlist art.
The new experimental feature was released by the company for English language users in the United States, with plans to expand its availability to other regions and languages in the future.
According to a blog post by YouTube, “We’ll be rolling out a new experimental feature that creates customized playlist art using generative AI for English language US users on YouTube Music starting today.”
According to the company, the feature will let users easily explore a variety of visual themes and options to create original cover art that captures the distinctiveness of your own playlists.
Additionally, in the upcoming months, the company will be releasing a new feature on the Home tab that will enable users to quickly browse and listen to the songs and artists they have been listening to a lot.
It’s easy to return to your current favorites by opening the YouTube Music app and finding your most-listened-to music content right at the top of the Home tab, according to YouTube.
In the meantime, YouTube has revealed fresh approaches to support journalists in producing dynamic news content and let users delve deeper into the newest news stories.
According to the platform, it is launching an engaging watch page for YouTube news articles. The news watch page will compile content from reliable sources for podcasts, live streams, video on demand, and shorts, enabling users to delve deeper and examine a variety of sources and viewpoints.
