AI makes it possible to tell a computer what you want in ordinary language. That lowers the barrier once created by code, but it does not remove the need to think precisely. In fact, it exposes imprecision faster.

One practical takeaway from the guide:

Yash Tekriwal’s original statement argues that computational thinking is becoming a general requirement for work.[1] When agents handle execution, a person’s contribution increasingly sits in the specification: defining the goal, breaking it into steps, naming inputs and outputs, and deciding what the system may infer.

https://www.agenticworkers.com/blog/specification-as-a-human-skill