Absolutely. The point is this is a specialised and occasional use case. You don't want to have to go through a chat bot every time you want to play a particular song just because sometimes you might hum at it.
The closest we've come to a widely-adopted AR interface are AirPods. Critically, however, they work by mimicing how someone would speak to a real human by them.
Also their playlists are made by real people (mostly...), so they don't completely suck ass.
Also, following the Beatport top 100 tech house playlist, and hearing how many tracks aren't actually tech house makes me wonder about who makes that particular playlist.
That's how I feel about a lot of AI stuff.
Like... It's neat. It's a fun novelty. It makes a good party trick. It's the software equivalent of a knick knack.
Like 90% of the pixel AI features. There's some good ones in there, sure, but most of them you play around with for a day and then forget exist.
This isn't me making a cute little website in my free time. This is thousands of developers, super computers out the wazoo, and a huge chunk of the western economy.
Like, a snowglobe is cute. They don't do much, but they're cute. I'd buy one for ten dollars.
I would not buy a snowglobe for 10 million dollars.
Getting an AI to play "that song that goes hmm hmmm hmmm hmmm ... uh, it was in some commercials when I was a kid" tho