YouTube Music expands Ask Music and adds AI podcast previews
YouTube Music is adding new controls to Ask Music and a weekly spoken guide to recommended podcasts, the company announced on its website. Both updates are coming soon to YouTube Music and Premium subscribers worldwide.
Ask Music provides a conversational interface for podcasts and a catalog of more than 300 million songs, including studio recordings, remixes, live performances, covers and DJ sets. The new options let listeners customize their queue and request more information about artists.
The podcast lineup feature uses AI to create a personalized audio preview of recommended shows each week. It explains each recommendation before playing suggested episodes.
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