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.@ladyxtel’s keynote “Find Your Sweet Caroline” at @superai_conf 2026 cuts to the core: in an era where AI can produce competent but generic output at scale, the real differentiator is no longer model power or clever prompting. It is human taste, the specific, personal, and sometimes improbable judgment that probability-based systems rarely invent on their own.
She uses Sweet Caroline as a metaphor for that human spark: something emotionally resonant and particular that feels alive precisely because it wasn’t optimized into existence. When models can generate “good enough” versions of almost anything, protecting and amplifying what feels unmistakably yours becomes the scarce skill.
This view aligns closely with several leading voices in the Valley. @paulg recently argued that in the AI age, “taste will become even more important. When anyone can make anything, the big differentiator is what you choose to make.” @karpathy describes current agents as “ghosts”, powerful but jagged statistical entities that require human judgment, direction, and taste to steer effectively.
Prompts only shape a single moment. They do not accumulate standards, preferences, or what someone has explicitly rejected over time. This is where Living Brain (@chatandbuild persistent context engine) offers a meaningful step forward. By continuously structuring a user’s notes, conversations, signals, and decisions into a living memory layer, it turns fleeting taste into a durable standard that proactive agents can act on without constant prompting.
For me, the implication is clear: Find my Sweet Caroline and build something that can remember it.
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We were at @superai_conf for Founder Christel Buchanan's keynote, The Future of AI: Proactive Agents and a Living Brain. Read the full story in our newsroom 👇 chatandbuild.com/newsroom/find-…
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