I feel like in the early ChatGPT days, "prompt engineering" was a big topic.
Working with AI is still important and of increasing importance in the labor market, but I don't think prompt engineering as a concrete skill really took off — but there certainly still is a need to be good at this.
But I'm wondering what is the skill, and how is it "taught" in a quickly evolving space?
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Its temporary. Things will change soon.
I think there's a fear that things are moving so quickly it's hard to lock down on what "having the right skills" even is.
Only as much as "Googling" is/was a skill — both vitally important, but also laughable to directly tease out that skill.
Productively doing the job is going to rely on an effective workflow.