@moonglum @Anneke @bert_hubert

I find three distinct classes of LLM-users in the latest LLM wave:

• folks who had *no* skill and can now create *something* (there were a lot of parallels in the web-dev world where folks couldn't write JS, but they could cobble together some React/Angular/jQuery/whatever. It will likely be insecure, inaccessible, and have horrible performance.

• folks who *had* skill but got dumbed down by just blindly accepting whatever an LLM emits.

• finally, there are a select few existing-experts who have strong domain-knowledge before touching an LLM and manage to elicit useful results, amplifying productivity

I see a LOT of the first two categories around the web. But I can count on one hand the number of folks in my extended circles that I'd put in that third category.