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I think it's the wrong analogy. The prompt engineer who uses the AI to make code maps to the poorly-paid, low-skill power loom machine tender. The "engineer" is
by allturtles 1y ago
I think it's the wrong analogy. The prompt engineer who uses the AI to make code maps to the poorly-paid, low-skill power loom machine tender. The "engineer" is the person who created the model. But it's also not totally clear to me that we'll need humans for that either, in the near future.
- 91bananas 1y agoNot all engineering is creating models though, sometimes there are simpler problems to solve.
- ori_b 1y agoAt some point, we'll probably have these things write their own prompts, too.
- Jolter 1y agoStill, the loom tending engineer got paid better than the weaver. Well, my prejudice says he did, don’t actually have the historical facts.