FastCompany explores how humans teach AI 'taste' and judgment
echen · x · 2026-08-26
HelloSurgeAI emphasizes that 'taste' isn't derived from facts alone but from judgment—knowing what's good and what to leave out. This applies to expert work ranging from web design to scientific breakthroughs. The company collaborates with experts across hundreds of fields to teach models this specific discernment. FastCompany featured their work in a piece about the human element involved in teaching AI taste.
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