If you’re a prompt engineer — a master at coaxing AI models behind products like ChatGPT to produce the best results — you could earn well over six figures. However, an OpenAI employee claims that the talent is not as groundbreaking as it claims.
“Hot take: Many believe prompt engineering is a skill one must learn to be competitive in the future,” Logan Kilpatrick, a developer advocate at OpenAI, wrote on X, formerly known as Twitter, earlier this week. “The reality is that prompting AI systems is no different than being an effective communicator with other humans.”
While prompt engineering is becoming increasingly popular, the three underlying skills that will genuinely matter in 2024, according to the OpenAI employee, are reading, writing, and speaking. Honing these skills will provide humans a competitive advantage against highly intelligent machines in the future as AI technology advances.
“Focusing on the skills necessary to effectively communicate with humans will future proof you for a world with AGI,” he stated. Artificial general intelligence, or AGI, is the capacit
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