I think prosthetic knowledge will become deeper and more accurate in the long run. And if it scales we don't need many people building the general purpose AI.

I think prosthetic knowledge will become deeper and more accurate in the long run. And if it scales we don't need many people building the general purpose AI. With this prosthetic knowledge we will have to learn much more what to ask and know how much the machine knows. One has to quickly grasp the abstract that is one level too high or detailed for the machine to find and than find the seperate answers of the level below to recombine them. You can't yet ask where to open a restaurant, but you can google for demographics and write a program to map ratios between income, foot-traffic density and restaurant density. Once we can ask what and where is the most profitable business in to start in town, we probably still don't get a step by step guide how to do it, interior design included. Where the rubber meets the road there is still a lot of oppertunities to decide on and complex data we can grasp more easy than the machine.