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YouTube Music’s AI playlists just got way more personal

Ask Music now supports playlist refinements like artist type and genre letting you ditch the skips and dial in the vibe.

byKerem Gülen
March 27, 2025
in Artificial Intelligence, News
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YouTube Music has updated its AI-powered recommendation engine, making it easier for users to fine-tune automatically generated playlists.

Last year, the platform rolled out its Ask Music playlists. These are rooted in the description of a desired vibe—automatically generated with the help of artificial intelligence. Originally, Google adjusted this interface to encourage experimentation with Ask Music by creating broader, search-based options.

Now, 9to5Google reports that you can go a step further with your Ask Music playlist refinements. If a generated playlist misses the mark, you can now tweak it through new suggestions based on your more specific inputs. For example, users can refine by genre, tempo, or artists, such as specifying that they only want to hear female vocalist tracks for more personalized content.

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Additionally, YouTube Music has expanded the geographical availability of this enhanced Ask Music feature. It’s now accessible for YouTube Music Premium users in the US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, and Ireland.

YouTube Music’s AI playlists just got way more personal
Image: 9to5Google

YouTube Music’s updates go beyond refinements for the Ask Music feature. They also include upgrades for automatic My Mix playlists.

Starting today, Premium subscribers in the US will see Gemini-created descriptive titles for their automatic My Mix playlists. Presently, updates to custom playlist art also extend to mobile devices beyond just the web, as this feature is now available on Android devices. iOS users will gain this capability in a few months.

Though YouTube Music’s refined AI recommendations grant listeners increased control, users may struggle if asked for too much specificity—let’s hope this doesn’t inadvertently stifle serendipitous finds.

Still, focusing on how users can demand string quartets under the moonlight—or whatever vibe they want for their Ask Music playlist—it adds another layer of personalization to a platform that’s already adept at tailoring experiences: personalized to the point of removing uncertainty.

The expanded availability to multiple countries hints at YouTube Music’s intent to create universally appealing yet uncomplicated AI interaction methods worldwide—to see if that’s up to the mark, it’s reasonable to be skeptical.


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