[wcfrobert]

To borrow a concept from Simon Willison: you need to "hoard things you know how to do”. You need to know what is possible; you need to be able to articulate what you want. AI is a fast car, but it’s empty and still needs a driver. As long as humans are still in the loop, the quality of the driver matters.

[theshrike79]

Terminology matters, if you use the right words, the AI will work better.

Just saying "use red/green TDD" is a shortcut to a very specific way of fixing bugs.

Or when you use a multi-modal model to transcribe video saying "timecode" instead of "timestamp" will improve the results (AV production people say timecode, programmers say timestamp, it hits different parts of the training material)