Кремниевая долина вдруг помешалась на "вкусе"?

Graduates booed the former Google CEO and other AI speakers—it seems the revolt against artificial intelligence has already begun. In this episode, I explore why Silicon Valley has suddenly become obsessed with "taste," why everyone is talking about taste as a new key skill, and how courses, etiquette, and a new industry of "taste training" are already emerging around it. Is it even possible to develop taste—or are they trying to sell it to us as another premium skill of the future? Why have the tech elite so suddenly started talking not only about AI, efficiency, and data, but also about taste, attention, aesthetics, and human judgment? Timecodes 00:00 Graduates booed the speakers 3:32 New Yorker article "Why are Technobros now obsessed with 'taste'?" 7:03 Technobros are going to study etiquette and charisma. WSJ 14:35 Test-washing and new taste-boosting courses 19:45 Society dislikes data centers. 24:15 The Perdue Pharma story and the opioid crisis. 28:28 Former Google CEO is being booed. Why? 35:47 A farewell speech to graduates from Jonathan Height. 45:06 An emotional response quiz. 47:57 Is it possible to develop taste? And how much will it cost? #AI #google #tastewashing #taste #AI #SiliconValley #taste #softskills #TheNewYorker #WSJ #commencementspeach #attentioneconomy #datacenters #humanity #tastewashing #techbros #backlash #techbacklash #datacenters