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Also, the way I see it: "AI skills" is comparable to what using a search engine was before. You'd be absolutely amazed how many people still can't use search
by TrackerFF 2y ago
Also, the way I see it:
"AI skills" is comparable to what using a search engine was before.
You'd be absolutely amazed how many people still can't use search engines, other than the absolute bare basics of typing something into google, and giving up if the result isn't on top of page 1.
I've worked with plenty of (non-tech) people that are like fish out of water, when trying to find information. Just learning stuff like boolean opeators, searching for words in quotation marks, specifying which sites and dates to search for, is way beyond what most people know, or do.
Some goes for LLMs. There's a difference between prompts, and knowing what to ask for, and how to structure your questions.
- salawat 2y agoMost search engines don't even actually do raw boolean searching anymore in favor of NN powered NL voodoo that takes an entire planets worth of internet and reduces it down to maybe 200 of the wrong site. All because we can't have a representative index exposed to the public anymore.