YouTube Music is launching a new feature called Personal Radio. It allows broadcasting daily playlists based on users' favorite tunes to other people. This was reported by The Verge.
The feature is now starting to appear on some YouTube Music channel pages, where people usually go to view their music stats.
According to 9to5Google, Personal Radio was introduced as part of an update to YouTube Music's profile service, which was launched in April last year.
The new feature, like statistics, will be private by default. Users will have to update their channel settings if they want to make Personal Radio visible to others.
When the feature becomes widely available, you can enable it by clicking on your YouTube Music profile icon, selecting Settings, going to the Privacy & Location section, and then selecting Channel Settings. There, you'll need to turn on "Enable public stats" or "Enable public personal radio."
Earlier it was also reported that YouTube Music is testing a new generative radio feature. Users will be able to give the artificial intelligence a text prompt, and it will select the appropriate songs at the user's request.