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Curtis Roads, in the latest edition of Computer Music Tutorial:

> A new industry has emerged around AI services for creating generic popular music [...] This is the latest incarnation of a trend that started in the 1920s called Muzak, to provide licensed background music in elevators, business and dental offices, hotels, shopping malls, supermarkets, and restaurants.



Muzak aimed to be more than just background noise - it supposedly improved worker productivity, and manipulated your mood.




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