Jordi Hays

Okay.

Does the, does the photo have six fingers or five fingers?

Like that was a useful, useful piece of data labeling that happened.

probably two years ago.

Now there's a bigger question about what actually looks good.

And then how do you represent like a diversity of tasteful designs such that you don't, everything just doesn't collapse until like the new corporate Memphis and everything that's AI generated has the exact same flavor.

Like the, it's not this, it's that, but for design would be the bad, which is like already extremely easy to clock right now.

Yeah.

Yeah, people are going all back and forth on this.

This highlights a fundamental misunderstanding in tech.

Not everything can be codified and analyzed.

Even if you make AI imitate taste, whatever that means, it still won't mean anything.

Taste emerges from craft, context, meaning, subjectivity, and genuine care.

That's sort of true, but just increasing the quality of design is valuable.

But yes, it is a tall order when you use the word taste because so much baggage has been assigned to that.

Well, you know what the most tasteful database is?

It's MongoDB.

What's the only thing faster than the AI market?

Your business on MongoDB.

Don't just build AI.