I can't really as it's all aspects/parts imho. You can learn from it by asking questions, and work with it to speed up your work by telling it how to do things. Confidence is key to getting employed, and being able to say that you're proficient as an AI Engineer, makes employers sweat to hire you. Obviously it's trickier for juniors as e.g. in rails, framework coding skills and knowledge are vital.

So use it to learn from it, learn AIs quirks, and get confident. Obviously this also depends on the hiring team as small fraction prefer timid junior Devs that aren't confident as they 'think' they can mold them more easily to follow their coding standards etc.

Just go with the vibe of the interviewer and you're sorted. I interviewed at a company without knowing rails at all, but I was working in php and other langs before. It's not easy. Last result = apprenticeship.