Taste in the AI Era: LLMs Read Signals, But Self-Understanding Remains Human
jessicadai_ · x · 2026-08-14
Celine explores the essence of taste through sociological and philosophical lenses. She argues that Silicon Valley's concept of taste diverges from design history. While LLMs can already read others' signals, true taste is a lifelong project of understanding ourselves and our preferences.
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