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The Irony of AI Taste Preachers: Those Who Never Demonstrated Taste Before

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codeclimber

8mo ago· 6 min readenOpinion

Summary

The article critiques the hypocrisy of designers, marketers, and developers who are suddenly preaching about the importance of 'taste' when using AI tools, despite never demonstrating taste or critical thinking in their own work before AI became mainstream. It argues that these individuals never questioned why their designs looked identical, rarely iterated beyond first drafts, and didn't consider whether their work actually solved problems. The piece suggests that the loudest voices advocating for taste with AI are often those who lacked it previously.

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These are the same people who never questioned why their designs all look identical, never iterated beyond the first draft, and never asked if their work actually solved the problem at hand.
The loudest voices preaching about taste and AI are often the ones who never demonstrated taste before AI.
What is Taste? The technology industry has a tendency to use words that mean multiple things without defining them clearly.
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The bitter truth about people preaching taste with AI.

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