Spotify is planning an AI remix add-on costing up to $5 a month, aimed for early next year, the Financial Times reports. It could mean a new bill for subscribers.
Spotify plans to sell a paid AI remix feature for up to $5 a month, according to the Financial Times. The company is aiming to launch it early next year. It would let people reshape songs using AI, and it would cost extra.
A remix is a new version of an existing song. Spotify's feature would use AI to help people make those changes. It would be an add-on, which means an optional extra for people who want it rather than something built into every account. The $5 figure is the most the report says Spotify plans to charge.
Anyone who pays for Spotify could see a new option and a possible new charge on their bill. Artists and the people who make songs are also touched, because the feature is about reshaping their music. How it treats them is a fair thing to watch.
The short summary of the report does not answer these questions. Plans like this can also change before launch.
If you pay for Spotify, expect a possible extra charge of up to $5 a month next year, and watch how artists are treated.
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