Using AI well demands more skill than most assume, argues researcher
davidmanheim · x · 2026-10-18
Stefan Schubert argues many people underestimate how smart, knowledgeable, and agentic you need to be to use AI well — common errors reflect the curse of knowledge. This may lead people to overestimate how equalising AI is for productivity.
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