Comment by rglover

> So where will the experts come from?

They won't, save for a relative minority of those who enjoy doing things the hard way or those who see an emerging market they can capitalize on (slop scrubbers).

I wrote this post [1] last month to share my concerns about this exact problem. It's not that using AI is bad necessarily (I do every day), but it disincentivizes real learning and competency. And once using AI is normalized to the point where true learning (not just outcome seeking) becomes optional, all hell will break loose.

> Perhaps there is another way to develop the skills

Like sticking a fork in a light socket, the only way to truly learn is to try it and see what happens.

[1] https://ryanglover.net/blog/chauffeur-knowledge-and-the-impe...