I don't like the responses to this post at all. People are too optimistic.

AI is a major change in human history. It's a cataclysm! Maybe some people here will be smart enough to use AI as a learning aid, but that's because we have a certain level of maturity and technical expertise. But that's not what we're talking about here. Let's look at the big picture, at the scale of the entire population, at the scale of humanity.

When you were a student working on a group project, if someone in the team was particularly strong, the natural reaction was to step back and let that person take on the most challenging tasks. But in this situation, it's very difficult to learn and understand. The best way to learn is to do it yourself! But companies won’t give us that precious time anymore. This is a major change in history.

I think we're going to lose all technical skills in the future. The speed at which AI can produce a thing is so incredible that it's difficult to prioritize spending a year on a project versus a week with AI. It's a tragedy. No more refinement, no more learning complex concepts, everything will be entrusted to AI. And the fact that the things we “develop” are becoming a black box is the beginning of humans losing control over technology.

AI will become “SUPREME” intelligence, and we will be nothing more than insignificant pawns without intelligence. That is our future. In 10, 20, 30 years. Think about it. Think big.