We all know that music is a powerful influencer. A movie without a soundtrack doesn’t provoke the same emotional journey. A workout without a pump-up anthem can feel like a drag. But is there a way to quantify these reactions? And if so, could they be reverse-engineered and put to good use?

We all know that music is a powerful influencer. A movie without a soundtrack doesn&rsquo;t provoke the same emotional journey. A workout without a pump-up anthem can feel like a drag. But is there<a href="https://www.technologyreview.com/s/614666/ai-machine-learning-music-feel-good/?utm_source=newsletters&amp;utm_medium=email&amp;utm_campaign=the_download.unpaid.engagement"> a way to quantify these reactions</a>? And if so, could they be reverse-engineered and put to good use?

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AI Might Be Able To Tell Us Why Some Songs Make Us Feel Good

As we celebrate surpassing our 100th episode, we decided to open our lines and answer your pertaining questions about the future and technology. Presenting to you, our special AMA episode, #AskMattAnything.

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“Even if I become number one, there is an entity that cannot be defeated.” Those are ominous, and quite frankly, chilling words from former Go Champion, Lee Se-dol. After mastering one of the most mentally-challenging games in the world, Se-dol admitted that DeepMind, the AI-powered opponent built to learn Alpha Go, cannot be defeated by us humans.

&ldquo;Even if I become number one, there is an entity that cannot be defeated.&rdquo; Those are ominous, and quite frankly, chilling words from former Go Champion, Lee Se-dol. After mastering one of the most mentally-challenging games in the world, <a href="https://www.theverge.com/2019/11/27/20985260/ai-go-alphago-lee-se-dol-retired-deepmind-defeat">Se-dol admitted</a> that DeepMind, the AI-powered opponent built to learn Alpha Go, cannot be defeated by us humans.

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“Welcome back John!” expressed in a delightful tone by Amazon Echo. This is no science fiction because Amazon’s Alexa can now express excitement and disappointment (also getting a radio-DJ voice) in hopes to make us feel more connected to these voice-activated devices.

&ldquo;Welcome back John!&rdquo; expressed in a delightful tone by Amazon Echo. This is no science fiction because Amazon&rsquo;s Alexa can now express excitement and disappointment (also getting a radio-DJ voice) in hopes to make us feel more connected to these voice-activated devices.

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