[Jyaif]

If you build stuff with AI it's different. It's very tempting to defer many (too many?) decisions to AI.

[zloy88]

I do daily. So far I am doing fine, not sure what exactly your point is, sorry.

[user43928]

Same here.

If anything, I think most here outsource too little thinking to AI.

What am I supposed to be afraid of? Losing skills I no longer need to get the job done?

[zloy88]

Yea, kinda agree. I feel like my job just changed into a solution architect and quality assurance inspector.

[timmytokyo]

"Solution architect" sounds like a fancy term for a glorified button-pusher. At this point you're making yourself interchangeable with a bunch of other low-skill button-pushers.

[timmytokyo]

Why should anyone ever hire you? We'll just hire the LLM you use.

[user43928]

By the time the LLM operates autonomously without my input, I doubt your chances for employment are going to be any better than mine.

[Jyaif]

For one, as of today SOTA LLMs sometimes take the wrong decisions

[zloy88]

For me thinking and making decisions are two different things. I rarely let AI decide, unless it's something i do in my private time. But at work, I am the expert and I maximum let AI give me options, but I decide.