Abstract
Within the past 30 years, the digitalization era has transformed the way humans interact with music through music streaming services. Developments within this field, from the first archival model of online sharing to the development of collaborative and personalized features, now determine most human interaction with music. Consequentially, a natural direction of further advancement is looking into human listening intent which was not previously considered within the development of music streaming services. To analyze this new direction, it is imperative to forecast the future of human interactivity within music streaming services.
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