Raw LLM Responses

- On prompt engineer. Totally not agree. As far I see in companies there is a demand for people able to instruct models correctly and what is more important test results correctly. Is it future proof job - no. It will probably blend in with some other Ai related jobs. Is it requires big skill - well you need some knowledge. You still need to select model, prepare prompt, prepare context sources, adapt prompt to the model and budget. It is not as extensive, but reality is it still requires time to learn and you need somebody at the company to do this. I give you another example - RPA. With modern tools it is not difficult at all and you can teach a person to do this maybe in few months. However there is still large demand and salaries for specialists in RPA. - vibe coders. As I wrote this role will evolve as well. Basically until companies will be fully AI automated there still will be required somebody who will be deciding on product features (either internal or external). This would be some form of PM with vibe coding skills. However this role as well as process will substantially differ from current typical PM role. Basically I believe it will be blend of some UX/PM/Vibe coder. - artists. I cannot find the comments. But well if you are just a great skill artist that will be a problem. Here is example - there is ton of great guitar players who can play instrument very well, there are few who was able to create something remarkable. The last will have income for life. The key - you won’t need that big technical skill to be able to create something remarkable. You will need to have good idea, that will resonate with people. Execution will be on AI side. It will democratize art. I bet that video will be the largest area to “disrupt”, esp. when the quality of today’s movies is subpar. - on entrepreneurs - totally not agree with you. The big ai companies will go for the most lucrative markets. There will be dozens of smaller business opportunities. As I said - if y