Mollick: AI still rewards expertise — non-experts are stuck with defaults
emollick · x · 2026-09-06
Ethan Mollick argues AI (at least for now) rewards expertise: it lets you judge AI output quality, quickly map the jagged frontier, and know what changes to request to improve results. Non-experts are often stuck with defaults.
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