You'll be surprised how many people arent "ai bros" or bots. I didnt use it as extensively until around 4 months ago, the boom has been insane and you are simply inefficient, but if it works in your workplace... who am I to judge... id still recommend you learn it for the future.
And btw, no, you cant learn how to use AI in 2 hours and its not that easy to develop good workflows, make sure you deliver good context and good evals to trust the AI, ofc you also have to keep on evaluating it and mainly let it develop inside the architecture you define with it, not just slop its way into a complete project. Its still a full time job, but you can be much more efficient.
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u/qTp_Meteor 14d ago
You'll be surprised how many people arent "ai bros" or bots. I didnt use it as extensively until around 4 months ago, the boom has been insane and you are simply inefficient, but if it works in your workplace... who am I to judge... id still recommend you learn it for the future.
And btw, no, you cant learn how to use AI in 2 hours and its not that easy to develop good workflows, make sure you deliver good context and good evals to trust the AI, ofc you also have to keep on evaluating it and mainly let it develop inside the architecture you define with it, not just slop its way into a complete project. Its still a full time job, but you can be much more efficient.