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When you log-in with Spotify or Apple account, it creates a special, one-time code to read your top songs and tracks, as well as recent playlists. That access goes away until you come back. To remove ties between your Spotify account and this project, click remove access for “Bad Music” on Spotify’s 3rd Party app page here .
1 dec. 2023 · The digital publication The Pudding has a project called " How Bad Is Your Streaming Music?", a site that pretends to be a judgemental AI character that judges how bad your music taste is...
24 dec. 2020 · With How Bad Is Your Spotify?, a project by digital culture site The Pudding, you can let a bot completely destroy any sense of pride you had in your taste in music.
1 aug. 2023 · Using The Pudding’s Judge My Music requires you to log in via Spotify or Apple, so it’s normal to fret about your data’s safety and privacy. Luckily, The Pudding has taken many steps to ensure the safety and security of your data, as detailed on their Privacy Policy page.
23 dec. 2020 · Users that visit The Pudding website are invited to let its "sophisticated A.I." judge "your awful taste in music." They are then asked to log in to Spotify through the web page. The A.I....
23 dec. 2020 · Dec 23, 2020. You may think you know the best new tracks and artists, but you don't, according to a new artificial intelligence bot that roasts your taste in music. The program, developed by...
23 dec. 2020 · The bot in question was built by the good folks at The Pudding in order to—as they put it—”[judge] your awful taste in music” by scanning over your Spotify playlists.
