The AI Shortcut That Quietly Makes You Worse at Your Job
alifcoder · x · 2026-11-15
@heyandrewai argues AI hurts jobs not by being bad at work, but by getting so good at the hard parts that we stop learning them. He shares where he draws the line on outsourcing his own thinking.
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