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"AI for everyone" is a lie — is deep understanding the only thing that separates pros from prompt jockeys?
As AI tools become ubiquitous in 2026, the line between genuine expertise and surface-level prompt manipulation is blurring, raising urgent questions about the value of deep technical knowledge. Cast your vote to weigh in on whether true understanding still distinguishes professionals from casual users.
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