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What value does mining emotions provide for the customer?
by falcolas 6y ago
What value does mining emotions provide for the customer?
- behringer 6y agoA better tailored playlist
- winocm 6y agoAnd here I am, thinking that Spotify will start to provide me suicide prevention advice if I start listening to extremely depressing songs. I know Twitter tried to do that to me.
- renewiltord 6y agoI use YT Music's Mix feature to discover music and it's pretty good. If my supermix would figure what to play when, that would be pretty dope.
- falcolas 6y agoWhat emotion should Spotify be shooting for? Good music can cause a lot of different emotions; dopamine can come from many emotional sources. Even no emotion is fine. Music doesn’t need to exercise our brains all the time. Or even every time you listen to a particular song.
- renewiltord 6y agoI don't particularly care about the details. I want the mixes or radios or discovers to be interesting to me. I'll give them lots of information if it will help them get it right.
- millstone 6y agoI think Spotify envisions a speaker which always plays exactly the right music at all times, reflecting the current mood and anticipating what's next, like a film score. That would indeed be incredible if it worked.
- techbio 6y agoThis comment made me wonder how many movies could succeed without the soundtrack.
- Held_der_Arbeit 6y agoOr tv series without the laugh track?
- YeGoblynQueenne 6y agoTo me that sounds positively Orwellian. And extremely annoying. And the part about "anticipating what's next" that reminds me of "What's expected of us" by Ted Chiang.
- numpad0 6y agoPre-seeding to join the next revolution as new stories emerge