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Taste in the age of AI
Human judgement and discernment will emerge as the key skill

When everything can be generated, curated, optimized, and launched in seconds, taste becomes the scarce resource.
We’re living in a moment where AI can produce infinite headlines, mockups, media plans, creative variations, even full campaigns. The constraint is no longer simply production, but judgment. Just because you can do something doesn't mean you should.
At AdQuick, we believe the competitive edge in this era isn’t who can generate the most by volume, it’s who can discern the best.
Our team has a good viewpoint on this, as we embed AI across our platform. We know it helps you move faster, explore ideas, mock up creative, and unlock efficiencies that simply weren’t possible a few years ago. And across the industry, there’s immense pressure to “use AI everywhere.” Automate everything. Generate at scale.
But scale without taste is noise at best, spam at worst. We want our tools and users to be cognizant of this.
Taste is knowing when to use AI to expand possibility, and when to slow down and apply human refinement. It’s recognizing when automation improves a process to remove busywork and where it might hurt things by ruining quality.
In a world of infinite content, brand differentiation won’t come from volume. It will come from restraint. From cohesion. From details that feel intentional rather than purely "optimized." Quality brands are not built by accident. They are built through decisions, thousands of small ones that compound into a point of view.
The future belongs to teams who move quickly but also choose carefully. We're here to help you thread this needle with tools that respect the marketer, and ultimately, the consumer, by giving them a remarkable experience with your brand.