Dev pushes back on 'end of the 'tism era': you still need people who speak Claudish
rickasaurus · x · 2026-10-19
A viral tweet claimed that "having a touch of the 'tism had a good run, but that era is rapidly coming to an end." @rickasaurus pushed back, arguing people will still be needed to talk to machines and understand "Claudish" — the emerging skill of reading and prompting AI model output. The exchange captures an ongoing AI-community debate about whether communicating with models is becoming the new valuable engineering skill.
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