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Understanding Listener Perceptions of AI and Human-Composed Music in Emotional Applications
Designing music-based affective technologies requires understanding of how perceptions of AI versus human authorship shape trust and authenticity. We investigate how listener perception of AI-generated versus human-composed music affects emotional resonance and regulation. Drawing on affective compu
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