AI expands what you can explore, not your taste for what's worth exploring
srimisra · x · 2026-10-10
A concise take from srimisra: AI expands the space of things you can explore, but it doesn't automatically improve your ability to recognize which things are worth exploring. AI lowers the cost of trying and widens the option set — taste and judgment remain yours to develop.
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