If you are a user of Apple Musicthis may interest you, since, from now on, you will be able connect ChatGPT to the appwhich will provide you with Artificial Intelligence functions, which, until now, did not exist, and although they are not impressive, they help.
Therefore, today, we will see how this new partnership works, and what you should do to start trying it out. Apple wants us to use its own app more, and leave Spotify aside, so it can be a good way to attract customers.
Apple Music partners with ChatGPT
Searching for music can sometimes be a bit tedious: you go to Apple Music, look at lists, try songs and in the end you don't find exactly what you want. With the new integration between ChatGPT and Apple Musicthe idea is to simplify all that and make it much more direct.
Now you can tell ChatGPT what you want to hear just as you would think. Without technicalities or strange searches. Something like “I want relaxed music for a quiet afternoon” or “play me songs to liven up a dinner with friends.” ChatGPT understands the context and proposes a tailor-made list using the Apple Music catalog.
Activating it is simple: You go into the ChatGPT settings, connect Apple Music with your Apple ID and that's it.. From there, you can view songs, artists, and playlists, and even listen to short snippets to get an idea. If you like something, you open it directly in Apple Music and continue listening there without a problem.
Something important is that ChatGPT does not get into your account or analyze what you usually listen to. It doesn't look at your history or your personal tastes. It only responds to what you ask at that moment, which makes the feature useful without being awkward.
Besides, You do not need to have an Apple Music subscription to try the experience. You can discover music and create playlists too. Of course, if you have an account, you can save them in your library and listen to them in full as always, so Apple wants you to finally like this tool, find songs, and not transfer them to another platform to play them in their entirety, but rather end up subscribing to their service, which has a similar price.
In short, this integration makes finding music much easier and more straightforward. Instead of wasting time searching through lists, you simply say what you want and start listening, almost as if you were asking someone who knows you well.
It is true that there are recommendations based on our tastes, and it is something that we have had for a long time, however, many times, as we said, we still want something specific, for a dinner or event, that is not exactly what we would usually play, and that is where ChatGPT comes into play, being able to ask you for certain types of songs, or directly exclude others that we do not want to play.
And you, do you think it is necessary, or do you prefer to discover songs in the traditional way? Leave us a comment if you've already tried it, and tell us what you think.
