&gt; There&#x27;s a piece of my soul in that thing.<p>Good for you, but that&#x27;s none of my business. I don&#x27;t want to be harsh, but I don&#x27;t like this kind of emotional manipulation. You&#x27;re trying to prime me to be buddies with you and cut you some slack.<p>I have some questions. In what sense is this an AI and not simply a computer program? Did you use methods that are discussed in AI or machine learning textbooks and conferences, or did you simply put the cool label AI on what is essentially &quot;just&quot; a hand crafted algorithm?<p>I know there is no clear separation as AI is a subset of algorithms, but still I feel some dishonesty going on here.<p>Also in other comments by the company, I can see the attitude about the science that (not precisely quoted) &quot;we&#x27;re not sure yet, we&#x27;re excited to find out&quot; and &quot;give it a try and compare it to other music how it goes for you&quot; etc. Well, no. You&#x27;re making the claim that there is some solid science going on behind this, that you have more than a dozen studies and you put pretty, science-y charts on the website. Now I&#x27;m not saying that it doesn&#x27;t work, but please show me the peer reviewed randomized double blind studies that show altered brain waves and some significant quantitative change (preferably not only self-reported things about how they &quot;feel&quot;). Preferably there should be different groups: no music, generic pop music, normal ambient music, some baseline of your company&#x27;s music and finally the specially crafted fully optimized version of your company&#x27;s music.<p>Until I can see that, verified also by someone who&#x27;s not paid by the company, I&#x27;ll have my doubts.