I think we're going to reach a point where getting an AI to do something isn't the hard part. Knowing what to ask it to do will be.
Summary
作者提出观点：随着AI能完成越来越多单项任务，难点将不再是让AI做事，而是知道该让它做什么；核心技能可能转向整体流程设计，并征求他人看法。
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