Welcome back to "My Weird Prompts," where Corn and Herman dissect fascinating ideas from Daniel Rosehill. This week, we dive into the rapidly evolving world of AI upskilling. With generative AI now reliably handling much of the direct coding and generation, the traditional answer of "more STEM" is being profoundly challenged. Is AI taking our jobs, or simply redefining them? Herman and Corn explore Daniel's crucial insight: AI isn't abolishing technical skills, but elevating and reorienting them. Think of AI as a powerful "electric planer," freeing humans from manual execution to focus on higher-level conceptualization, architecture, and strategic guidance. We unpack the critical skills emerging for this new era, including rigorous evaluations of AI output, designing ethical guardrails, understanding system observability, and mastering "effective communication with intelligent systems" beyond mere prompt engineering. Discover how to future-proof your career by shifting your focus from direct implementation to oversight, critical assessment, and ethical responsibility in the age of intelligent machines.
