Muse's Spotify connector seen as start of consumer actions moving into LLM chats
anikembhavi · x · 2026-09-20
Matt Deitke demonstrated Muse's Spotify connector: it creates and daily updates playlists and even generates brand-new podcasts into Spotify — dubbed "Cursor for music." Anikembhavi argues this marks a new era of consuming online services: consumer actions will happen directly in LLM chats, businesses become connectors with reusable UI, reshaping product building, monetization, and advertising.
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