AI Design: Teaching Machines Actual Taste in Web Design

Absolutely, AI often knows how to code, but aesthetic sense is an optional extra it forgets. Maneshwar noticed this gap and decided to fix it with his project. It seems machines need digital etiquette lessons.

Many developers use AI to generate code or layouts, but the final result can be... let's say, functional, but not exactly a masterpiece. Maneshwar developed git-lrc, a Micro AI code reviewer, that activates on every code commit. The goal? To teach AI not to produce visual monstrosities.

It's not magic, but a bit of targeted "education." Maneshwar fed his AI design principles, specific rules, and plenty of examples of what looks good and what doesn't. Essentially, an accelerated digital aesthetics course for machines.

Maneshwar's git-lrc system teaches AI to evaluate code design based on aesthetic principles and predefined rules. It works by analyzing code and suggesting modifications. It's not just about pixel perfection, but harmony, balance, and all those details that make a site pleasant to look at. So, AI doesn't just generate; it also learns to judge. Makes sense, right?