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Can you encode your personal taste in an AI model?
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And that was the question that we were discussing.
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A paper from Meta proves that your entire taste,
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everything you find beautiful or boring,
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for example, can be captured in eight numbers.
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And I'll explain how.
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Remember the standard RLHF method that trains one reward model for everyone.
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So one definition of good,
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one score.
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But...
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that can't be too right like for example i like bold concise writing but you might like
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detailed formal writing same response but different taste but the system can't
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tell it apart lore or low rank reward modeling does something very elegant and
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it's also this it says that you don't need a separate ai reward model for every
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person's taste you just need to find dimensions that the taste varies along so
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think of coffee you don't need to memorize that someone likes a caramel oat latte at 65 degrees
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you need three sliders uh for example sweet to bitter
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hot to cold milky to black three numbers and you can basically chart their
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coffee preference along these parameters that's their coffee taste lord
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does something similar for language it finds about 8 to 20 taste dimensions
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shared across all humans then for each person it just learns your
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mix your personal setting on each slider or parameter you
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show someone 5 to 10 comparisons do you prefer this response or that response and
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you can actually estimate their setting
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Five comparisons,
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eight numbers.
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The model now knows your taste.
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Then there was a second paper called TAPO from EMNLP 2025.
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While Lohr personalizes whose taste to optimize for,
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TAPO asks a very different question.
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Does the output look good?
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So basically,
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they took standard AI responses,
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ran them through a polishing pipeline,
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optimizing for better layout,
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cleaner formatting,
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more coherent structure,
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same content,
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but better presentation.
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Then trained the model to prefer the polished version.
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But here's the wildest part.
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They evaluated aesthetics by literally screenshotting the AI's text and running it through a vision
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model, treating text as a visual artifact and asking,
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would a designer approve of this layout?
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So now you have two layers.
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Lore personalizes what you prefer,
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your taste vector,
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and Tapo optimizes
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how it looks which is the surface aesthetics but neither of them answers why
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for example why does folk music resonate in 2026 why does a minimalist design
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feel like a cultural statement right now that's cultural context and that's the layer that
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a lot of people are working on but like haven't built yet uh in the next year we'll explore this
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in detail

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