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Netflix Is Testing an AI Feature That Recommends Shows Based on Your Mood

Dennis Waweru by Dennis Waweru
April 14, 2025
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Netflix is testing a new AI-powered feature that recommends shows and movies based on a user’s mood, pushing the boundaries of content personalization.

The experimental tool, which is reportedly available to a limited number of iPhone users in Australia and New Zealand, aims to provide more intuitive suggestions by moving beyond traditional genre-based recommendations. A wider rollout is then expected shortly.

Rather than simply offering users categories like “comedy” or “drama,” the new system allows them to search using phrases such as “feel-good adventure,” “tense crime drama,” or “light-hearted romance.”

These queries are processed using generative AI, enabling Netflix to deliver more tailored results that resonate with a viewer’s current emotional state. It’s a marked shift from static genre tags toward a more human-centric discovery experience.

This test is reportedly powered by OpenAI’s technology, which gives it a conversational edge and contextual understanding. The idea is to mirror the kind of recommendation one might get from a friend, something more emotional and less mechanical.

For example, instead of suggesting just any romantic film, it might surface one that balances romance with humor and optimism if the user searches for “uplifting love stories.”

Netflix has long been at the forefront of using data to inform recommendations, leveraging user viewing history, watch time, and interaction data to personalize the homepage.

However, this move signals a deeper dive into AI-driven user experiences. By factoring in how viewers feel rather than just what they like, Netflix hopes to engage users in a more meaningful way.

Notably, Netflix has not made an official announcement about the feature yet, possibly due to the ongoing debate surrounding AI’s role in creative industries. As with many emerging AI tools, there are ethical and creative implications, particularly around how generative AI might influence or replace human curation.

Still, the test shows Netflix’s ongoing interest in pushing the envelope when it comes to personalization. As competition in the streaming space intensifies, features like mood-based recommendations could help Netflix stand out and keep users watching longer.

Whether or not this feature becomes a permanent part of the Netflix interface remains to be seen. However, its potential to create a more emotionally aware viewing experience is clear.

As streaming platforms evolve, AI-driven tools like this could become the norm, allowing viewers to find exactly what they’re in the mood for, no scrolling required.

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