If AI agents never develop taste, how do we teach judgement to junior humans?
addyosmani · x · 2026-07-21
A reply thread about AI agents, taste, and judgement: if agents are unlikely to ever have “taste,” the practical question becomes how we teach that judgement to early-career humans.
The linked post argues that building taste is not just about prompting or tool use. It highlights seven concrete ways to develop judgement, framing taste as a skill that can be cultivated even if machines never fully possess it.
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