Thais Castello Branco
PersonHeard in 1 episode across 1 show since Jul 2026
Thais Castello Branco is a professional who appeared as a guest on the podcast 'This Week in Startups'. In her featured episode, 'Why AI has no taste and how to fix it', she discussed topics surrounding artificial intelligence and design.
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What Thais Castello Branco has said on podcasts
15 statements
AI models can solve advanced technical tasks but struggle with quality writing and design.
“You have models that can solve cyber hack and solve PhD level math problems and they can't like write a good tweet or make a good design.”
Open the episode · Why AI has no taste and how to fix it (w/ Thais Castello Branco) | E2319Listen at 0:00
Mass AI production increases the value of exceptionally high-quality work.
“The more you have of this like mass production of things, the more I think the peak of the peak of the peak becomes valuable.”
Open the episode · Why AI has no taste and how to fix it (w/ Thais Castello Branco) | E2319Listen at 0:35
Excellent subjective work tends to be unique and outside the average distribution.
“But then for something that's more subjective, what's considered great in real life, things that you encounter that are like, hey, this is really great writing, or really great design, they tend to be things that are a bit more unique, that are a bit more out of distribution.”
Open the episode · Why AI has no taste and how to fix it (w/ Thais Castello Branco) | E2319Listen at 6:46
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