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IMO the worst mistake people make trying to AI-proof their career is dropping everything to learn AI. It's like dropping out of math to study how to push calculator buttons really fast. The skill cap for AI is going to be your understanding of the underlying subject, not how good you are at prompts.

3/3/26, 10:14 pm37 reposts206 likes

harrison-bergeron.bsky.social

@harrison-bergeron.bsky.social

3 Mar

Agreed. The benefits of LLMs are going to be speeding up, parallelizing, and automating tasks you already know how to do manually. I'm able to do that now by using MCP servers to access multiple different APIs at once using one natural language statement.

Marcus Hutchins

@malwaretech.com

3 Mar

If you operate under the assumption that AI is going to become a replacement for knowledge and skill, then there's no motivation to learn. If AI doesn't pan out, you're screwed. If it does, you're now competing against 8 trillion people who also have the ability to outsource their thoughts to AI.