Former OpenAI VP says human taste will become the 'real differentiator' in a world where AI 'drivel' is easily generated

In terms of satisfaction with artificial intelligence systems and instruments, an former Vice-President of OpenAI is expected to make the difference between success and failure as the company implements technology,...

Former OpenAI VP says human taste will become the 'real differentiator' in a world where AI 'drivel' is easily generated

Krithika Shankarraman, former VP of marketing at OpenAI, said human taste will become a distinguishing factor.Jonathan Raa/NurPhotoKrithika Shankarraman, former VP of marketing at OpenAI, said human taste will become a distinguishing factor in business.Companies will need to "show their craft" as AI makes it easier to generate "drivel," she said in a podcast interview.A STEM education can help avoid over-reliance on AI, she added.In the era of A…

Is the age of the specialist over in creative agencies?

The rise of the creative polymath. Image licensed via Adobe Stock Creative leaders discuss how generalists with depth and good taste are becoming the industry's most valuable players. The creative industry has spent decades celebrating the specialist: the typography virtuoso, the motion graphics master, the brand strategist extraordinaire. But as AI reshapes how we work, platforms fragment faster than we can count them, and budgets tighten acros…

In an Age Flooded with AI Content, Human Craft May Be the Edge That Wins — OpenAI’s Former VP of Marketing Says

As businesses around the world increasingly integrate artificial intelligence into nearly every facet of their operations, a growing number of industry leaders are calling for a return to the fundamentals: human judgment, taste, and craft. Among them is Krithika Shankarraman, a former Vice President of Marketing at OpenAI and the first marketing hire at Stripe, […] The post In an Age Flooded with AI Content, Human Craft May Be the Edge That Wins…