Premise: AI is only useful for whatever you can personally understand. Not an artist? Bad AI art. Not a coder? Unmaintainable AI code. If you are good at what you do, you are safe.
Summary
The tweet argues that AI is only useful for tasks one can personally understand and verify, and questions whether AI can truly replace human value.
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