Spotify has struck a deal with Universal Music Group to let subscribers create AI-generated covers and remixes of songs, marking ​the first time the audio-streaming giant will allow users ‌to produce AI content using its platform.

Spotify will soon let Premium subscribers pay a little extra to remix their favorite tracks with new AI tools.

Spotify held its latest investor day event on Thursday. Among other things, it had some updates to share regarding podcasts and audiobooks. Of course, many of these concerned generative AI features. For one thing,

Spotify is partnering with Universal Music Group to let Premium subscribers create AI-generated song covers and remixes, with participating artists receiving a share of the revenue.

Spotify just announced a partnership with Universal Music Group (UMG) to create a tool that lets fans make covers and remixes. It'll be a paid add-on for Premium subscribers, with some of that money going to the original artists whose work is being repurposed.

Spotify and Universal Music Group have announced licensing agreements allowing fans to create covers and remixes using 'responsible' generative AI.

Earlier today, Spotify and Universal Music Group announced a licensing agreement allowing Spotify Premium subscribers to “cover” and remix copyrighted music with the help of AI. Oh, joy. It’s a pretty self-evident bid for AI monetization: subscribers pay extra to use the service,

Spotify and Universal Music Group (UMG) announced a licensing deal that will allow users to prompt the creation of AI-generated remixes and covers for streaming songs. The tool will be a paid add-on for Premium subscribers.