They think once the ball is rolling, then they can phase out the humans.
They think that AI usage is like training a junior dev, that it starts out hopeless but over time can operate without the expertise.
They don’t realize that invoking AI doesn’t work that way, that the context window is the only accumulation of anything germain to your codebase, and that the model doesn’t evolve based on that interaction.
So they don’t care about the skills, they want to get to the point where they can toss a prompt into Claude and have it all taken care of, thinking that their employee usage of it somehow accelerates that outcome.
They think once the ball is rolling, then they can phase out the humans.
They think that AI usage is like training a junior dev, that it starts out hopeless but over time can operate without the expertise.
They don’t realize that invoking AI doesn’t work that way, that the context window is the only accumulation of anything germain to your codebase, and that the model doesn’t evolve based on that interaction.
So they don’t care about the skills, they want to get to the point where they can toss a prompt into Claude and have it all taken care of, thinking that their employee usage of it somehow accelerates that outcome.