100% Same thing applies to AI too. Smartest model in the world doesn’t mean much if it doesn’t have experience in the domain you’re interested in.
@danshipper
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LLMs as Therapists: Bidirectional Emotional Support Innovation
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Plot twist LLMs are pretty good therapists, just let the LLM return the favor
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First-time GPT 4.5 users experiencing high-quality AI responses
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high taste testers trying GPT 4.5 for the first time:
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Artist and Scientific Viewpoints: Enriching Each Other’s Perspectives
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I think there are always tradeoffs! But generally I like that an artist viewpoint is a bit more expansive / helps us see things that were previously invisible. We don’t have to totally get rid of a scientific viewpoint either, they can enrich each other
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Tech Shifts From Rationalism to Aesthetics as AI Evolves
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The tech world is abandoning rationalism for aesthetics. The 2010s were dominated by scientific metaphors: hypothesis, theory, feedback loops. Now that AI can handle squishy, intuitive, emotional thinking, we're moving to artistic metaphors: vibes, beauty, and taste.
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Founder Aesthetic Taste in Technology Selection and Business
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The best founders have always had an ineffable aesthetic taste for certain kinds of technologies and businesses. But taste wasn’t something we could talk about—because it’s necessarily implicit, non-linear, contextual, and high dimensional. All of that is at odds with much of
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Beauty as Guiding Principle in Scientific Innovation and AI Research
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Of course, to some degree this was always the case. It just wasn’t a lens we talked about much. Some did though. Jim Simons, founder of Renaissance Technologies famously said: “Be guided by beauty. I really mean that. Pretty much everything I've done has had an aesthetic
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From Science to Art: Startups Pursuing Beauty Over Truth
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The shift from science to art implies something else; In the 2010s startups needed to solve a well-defined problem, to find the “truth” about a customer or a market. This is all very science-y. If the new metaphor for startups is art…then startups should pursue beauty, not
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Business metaphor shift from science to art in tech culture
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The predominant metaphor for business and technology in the 2010s was science. That’s why we used words like hypothesis, theory, and feedback loops. Now that we’re using words like vibes, the metaphor is shifting to art.
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Beyond Rationalism: AI’s New Language for Complex Thinking
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Now that computers can do squishy, intuitive thinking we’re moving beyond our obsession with rationalism. It’s why everyone in AI talks about vibes and big model smell—we need something else to describe the level of complexity computers can handle now.