If AI agents lack taste, how do we teach it to humans?
rseroter · x · 2026-07-20
The post asks a broader question: if AI agents are unlikely to ever have real “taste,” how should that judgment be taught or transferred to early-career humans?
It points to an Addy Osmani article that outlines seven concrete ways to build taste and judgment.
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