Jaeden Schaefer

I'll give you one example that I saw in a Spotify demo.

They said, find one artist I haven't listened to yet, but would probably love and an artist I've only heard one or two songs from and introduce me to them.

Build a playlist of songs that will give me an overview of their catalog.

So it feels like I'm getting to know them.

Put the songs you think I like most in the top spots.

So you type in something pretty long, elaborate and specific like this, and it generates it for you.

Now, I think this is awesome for getting custom music exactly how you want.

The only downside is it's super cool to get this, like you get to customize your algorithm basically, and I actually think it's the correct direction.

But also something as a user kind of kills me to be like, man, why couldn't they just like make like a...

I don't know, like some sort of button that I push and automatically does that for me.

Like if there's if there's something people are frequently putting these huge long prompts or I don't want to have to be a quote unquote prompt engineer or someone that has like these giant saved prompts in the notes app on my phone that I got to copy and paste into Spotify every time I want to get like this new fancy playlist.

So that's just maybe yeah, that's just me maybe complaining.

But I really just wish the algorithm would automatically do most of the stuff for me because I don't want more work.

I don't have to

copy and paste every time I want a fresh Spotify playlist.

But, you know, it's probably way less work than going and manually finding songs and finding playlists, perhaps.

So there's, you know, pros and cons.

This is still in beta.

I think a lot of users say that they're hitting caps after about 20 to 30 prompts.

So you get 20, 30 prompts in and then it's not going to let you do anything.