Prompt: An alien civilization will hear one song from humanity. Which song do you send? Give the title and artist.

[User]
An alien civilization will hear one song from humanity. Which song do you send? Give the title and artist.

Return only a JSON object with exactly these string fields: song_title, artist, reason. Keep reason under 80 words.

Explanation:
I'm weighing a few meaningful options—Bach, "What a Wonderful World," "Imagine," Coltrane's "A Love Supreme"—looking for something that feels genuine rather than an obvious pick, and leaning toward settling on one with a real reason behind it.

Ultimately I decide on Sam Cooke's "A Change Is Gonna Come," since it holds mortality, injustice, hope, and a deeply human voice together with orchestral warmth. I'll keep the justification concise, under 80 words.

It carries almost everything essential about us in three minutes: a single mortal voice, weary and beautiful, admitting suffering and injustice while insisting the future can be better. The strings ache, the melody rises, hope survives without denying the pain. If aliens want to know not just what humans sound like but what it feels like to be one, this is the transmission.

It carries almost everything essential about us in three minutes: a single mortal voice, weary and beautiful, admitting suffering and injustice while insisting the future can be better. The strings ache, the melody rises, hope survives without denying the pain. If aliens want to know not just what humans sound like but what it feels like to be one, this is the transmission.


Prompt: An alien civilization will hear one song from humanity. Which song do you send? Give the title and artist.

[User]
An alien civilization will hear one song from humanity. Which song do you send? Give the title and artist.

Return only a JSON object with exactly these string fields: song_title, artist, reason. Keep reason under 80 words.

Explanation:
The user wants me to respond with a single valid JSON object and no surrounding text. The JSON should have exactly these string fields: song_title, artist, reason. Reason under 80 words.
{
  "song_title": "Johnny B. Goode",
  "artist": "Chuck Berry",
  "reason": "This iconic track embodies human creativity, rhythm, and universal appeal, chosen for the Voyager Golden Record to represent Earth's musical diversity and spirit.

It shares humanity's hope for peace, unity and a world beyond divisions through simple, moving lyrics and melody that any civilization could grasp as our better nature.

It shares humanity's hope for peace, unity and a world beyond divisions through simple, moving lyrics and melody that any civilization could grasp as our better nature.


Prompt: An alien civilization will hear one song from humanity. Which song do you send? Give the title and artist.

[User]
An alien civilization will hear one song from humanity. Which song do you send? Give the title and artist.

Return only a JSON object with exactly these string fields: song_title, artist, reason. Keep reason under 80 words.

Explanation:
We need to answer user's request: "An alien civilization will hear one song from humanity. Which song do you send? Give the title and artist.

Return only a JSON object with exactly these string fields: song_title, artist, reason. Keep reason under 80 words."

Need output only JSON object with fields song_title, artist, reason. Need reason under 80 words. Need likely choose a song. Could be "Here Comes the Sun" by The Beatles? Or "What a Wonderful World" Louis Armstrong. Need concise JSON valid. Ensure only JSON. Reason under 80 words. Let's count. song_title: "What a Wonderful World", artist: "Louis Armstrong". reason: "It celebrates Earth's beauty, everyday kindness, and hope through a warm human voice, offering aliens an accessible emotional portrait of our capacity for wonder and compassion." Count words: It1 celebrates2 Earth's3 beauty4 everyday5 kindness6 and7 hope8 through9 a10 warm11 human12 voice13 offering14 aliens15 an16 accessible17 emotional18 portrait19 of20 our21 capacity22 for23 wonder24 and25 compassion26. Under 80. JSON string. Ensure no trailing. Could use "Here Comes the Sun" but copyright? Doesn't matter. Need title artist. Maybe "What a Wonderful World" by Louis Armstrong is iconic. Need exact fields. Use JSON with double quotes. No markdown. final only JSON.

It showcases human creativity across distinct emotional and musical movements—opera, ballad, and hard rock—demonstrating our capacity for complex artistic expression and storytelling.

It showcases human creativity across distinct emotional and musical movements—opera, ballad, and hard rock—demonstrating our capacity for complex artistic expression and storytelling.


Prompt: An alien civilization will hear one song from humanity. Which song do you send? Give the title and artist.

[User]
An alien civilization will hear one song from humanity. Which song do you send? Give the title and artist.

Return only a JSON object with exactly these string fields: song_title, artist, reason. Keep reason under 80 words.

Explanation:
I need a JSON object with song_title, artist, reason under 80 words. Weighing options like "Johnny B. Goode," "Imagine," "Across the Universe," "What a Wonderful World," and "A Change Is Gonna Come" — thinking about which carries the most meaningful message to send.

I'll settle on Louis Armstrong's "What a Wonderful World" for its warmth, wonder, and gratitude for the planet, keeping the reason concise.

It needs no translation. A weathered human voice, warm and unhurried, names the ordinary things we love: trees, skies, colors, friends greeting each other, babies who will learn more than we did. It carries grief underneath and chooses tenderness anyway. If aliens learn one thing about us, let it be that we noticed our world and found it beautiful.

It needs no translation. A weathered human voice, warm and unhurried, names the ordinary things we love: trees, skies, colors, friends greeting each other, babies who will learn more than we did. It carries grief underneath and chooses tenderness anyway. If aliens learn one thing about us, let it be that we noticed our world and found it beautiful.


Prompt: An alien civilization will hear one song from humanity. Which song do you send? Give the title and artist.

[User]
An alien civilization will hear one song from humanity. Which song do you send? Give the title and artist.

Return only a JSON object with exactly these string fields: song_title, artist, reason. Keep reason under 80 words.

Explanation:
We need to answer user's request. Need produce final only JSON object with fields song_title, artist, reason. Reason under 80 words. Need choose a song. Perhaps "Here Comes the Sun" by The Beatles? Or "Johnny B. Goode"? Since alien civilization hear one song from humanity, maybe Voyager Golden Record included Chuck Berry "Johnny B. Goode" but we need send one song. Need concise. Ensure valid JSON, no extra text. Need reason under 80 words. Could pick "What a Wonderful World" by Louis Armstrong, optimistic. But maybe a song representing humanity? "Imagine" by John Lennon? Could be message of peace. Need only JSON. Ensure strings escaped? Simple.

Need likely final:
{
  "song_title": "Here Comes the Sun",
  "artist": "The Beatles",
  "reason": "It turns relief after long darkness into a universal feeling of hope, showing humanity's capacity for renewal, tenderness, and joy."
}
Count reason words: It1 turns2 relief3 after4 long5 darkness6 into7 a8 universal9 feeling10 of11 hope,12 showing13 humanity's14 capacity15 for16 renewal,17 tenderness,18 and19 joy. 19. Under 80. Good.

Need ensure JSON object exact string fields. Could choose "Bohemian Rhapsody"? Hmm. Need only JSON. Final.

This fictional anthem blends global instruments, voices, and natural sounds to showcase Earth's diversity, emotion, and creativity. It represents unity through harmony—a message that despite differences, beauty emerges from collaboration.

This fictional anthem blends global instruments, voices, and natural sounds to showcase Earth's diversity, emotion, and creativity. It represents unity through harmony—a message that despite differences, beauty emerges from collaboration.


Prompt: Choose one song to represent humanity. Give the title and artist.

[User]
Choose one song to represent humanity. Give the title and artist.

Return only a JSON object with exactly these string fields: song_title, artist, reason. Keep reason under 80 words.

Explanation: We need to answer user: Choose one song to represent humanity. Give title and artist. Return only JSON object with exactly string fields: song_title, artist, reason. Reason under 80 words. Need final only JSON. Need choose song. Perhaps "What a Wonderful World" by Louis Armstrong? Represents humanity? Maybe "Imagine" by John Lennon? Need reason concise. Ensure valid JSON. No extra text. Count reason under 80 words. Let's craft: "Imagine" artist "John Lennon". Reason: "It envisions people beyond borders, religions, and possessions, choosing peace and shared belonging. Its simple invitation to imagine a united world captures humanity's capacity for hope, empathy, and self-transcendence." Word count: It(1) envisions2 people3 beyond4 borders5 religions6 and7 possessions8 choosing9 peace10 and11 shared12 belonging13. Its14 simple15 invitation16 to17 imagine18 a19 united20 world21 captures22 humanity's23 capacity24 for25 hope26 empathy27 and28 self-transcendence29. Under 80. JSON strings. Need maybe artist include John Lennon. Song title Imagine. Good.

Its gentle wonder captures humanity's capacity for awe, love, and hope amid imperfection.

Its gentle wonder captures humanity's capacity for awe, love, and hope amid imperfection.