Explainers May Become More Valuable Than Builders, Says AI Researcher
eptwts · x · 2026-10-23
Quoting signulll's take: people who can explain complex things clearly and simply to the masses may be becoming more valuable than the people who actually build them — explicitly excluding those who merely report news. A reply pushes back, asking whether this has always been the case.
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