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(CNN) -
Do you remember that kid at school who thought he had superior, impeccable taste in music, and that yours wasn't great at all?
Someone trained an Artificial Intelligence algorithm to be that person.
The "How Bad is Your Spotify" bot, presented by digital publication Pudding, will analyze your Spotify account and give you its opinion on how shameful your taste in music is.
That is, if you give them permission to access your profile, and if you're ready to endure being mercilessly mocked by a bot in a year where, frankly, listening to questionable music is just another way to deal with ... everything that you have spent this year.
This robot has no patience for any of your guilty pleasures.
If you watch too much Taylor Swift (and let's face it, you probably will), you'll point it out.
He will wonder, with a dismissive air of disbelief, if you listen to certain songs.
It will also react to some of your most played songs by asking you if you are okay, a condition that clearly not all of us are in 2020. So it's a bit unnecessary.
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Lastly, the bot will tell you how bad your taste in music is, rating it with tags that feel oddly specific, including but not limited to "learn-about-bad-tiktok-rap," among others.
Spotify's "2020 Wrapped" was quite a positive reinforcement, carefully packaged and made to share on social media, but people who want to know "How Bad Is Your Spotify" are also sharing their results on social media to show how bad it is. that was artificial intelligence with them.
If you want to be intimidated by a piece of technology, please welcome.
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