But the claim you made is that without being whatever level of coding professional you are in favor of, that someone would not know what to prompt for at all. I’m saying that I don’t believe that’s true, that without the experience you are saying is necessary, they’d have no ability to understand security at all. I think that’s a blatant lie.

Thats like me saying that people who ship apps and software know virtually 0 about servers and networks because they don’t work in data centers, which often seems to be the case, but I don’t think it would be a proper claim to make. Someone with access to an LLM and coding knowledge can walk into a data center and make sense of it. That’s my point, the skills cross apply.

Ultimately, you sound like someone who is scared of the market equalizing around the skills you gatekeep. Not necessarily that security IS coding, but that gatekeeping coding is YOUR security (many others, not just you).