Spotify adds new AI DJ voices and a low-chatter mode for Premium users
Spotify announced an upgrade to its AI DJ feature, letting Premium subscribers choose among several new voices with distinct personalities in English and Spanish, alongside a quieter mode with less commentary between songs. The update includes seven English voices with varied accents and two new Spanish voices, while the original 'X' voice remains available.
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The AI DJ is reportedly used by over 94 million Premium subscribers, making it one of Spotify's most popular AI tools, so expanding customization could deepen engagement with a feature many users already rely on. The move also reflects a broader industry trend of AI assistants offering personalized voices and tones, suggesting Spotify is positioning its AI features to compete more directly with general-purpose AI products.
- Spotify Premium users can now pick from seven English and two Spanish AI DJ voices with unique personalities.
- A new low-chatter option lets listeners reduce in-between-song commentary.
- The AI DJ, launched in 2023, is used by over 94 million Premium subscribers, making it one of Spotify's most widely used AI features.
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