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Amazon Music has recently unveiled a new feature called Maestro, which uses generative AI technology to create personalized playlists for users. Currently in beta testing for a limited number of users in the US on both iOS and Android devices, Maestro allows users to access the feature on the home screen or by simply tapping the plus button to create a new playlist.

One of the standout features of Maestro is its ability to generate playlists based on natural language prompts. Users can input prompts related to sounds, activities, emotions, and even emojis to create unique playlists. Some suggested prompts include “😭 and eating 🍝,” “Make my 👶 a genius,” “Myspace era hip-hop,” and “Music my grandparents made out to.”

However, since Maestro is still in beta, it may not always get things right immediately. To prevent any offensive language or inappropriate prompts, safeguards have been put in place by Amazon. The company plans to gradually roll out Maestro to more users over time.

Amazon Music Unlimited subscribers have the advantage of being able to listen to Maestro playlists instantly and save them for later. On the other hand, Prime members and users on the ad-supported free tier can listen to 30-second previews of the playlists before deciding to save them.

Overall, Maestro aims to revolutionize the way users discover and enjoy music by offering personalized playlists tailored to their preferences. With the power of generative AI technology, Amazon Music continues to innovate and enhance the music streaming experience for its users.