> I don't really buy it actually. There isn't really anything meaningful you can learn with how to use LLMs/agents that has a half-life greater than a few months at this point, so you can just start doing it at any point in the future and not be meaningfully left behind.
Right, remember how in ~2023 "prompt engineering" was ostensibly the critical thing everybody "needs to learn now or get left behind"?
I feel these tools—or at least the business-model behind them—have a pattern: Basic adoption is easy, while protecting yourself against their flaws is a shifting target where expertise goes stale.
Right, remember how in ~2023 "prompt engineering" was ostensibly the critical thing everybody "needs to learn now or get left behind"?
I feel these tools—or at least the business-model behind them—have a pattern: Basic adoption is easy, while protecting yourself against their flaws is a shifting target where expertise goes stale.