I couldn't agree more. Thanks again for posting i'd like to read whatever next you come up with. I launched my own business doing AI automation 19 days ago. It's such a delicate balance! On one hand i love that i can offer clients something they could not afford before. On the other hard it's hard not to burn-out or make your work appear like "just made with AI". I try to always be transparent. But I'm not gonna lie automating a blog on my website has helped with webtraffic. Plan is to eventually make it better quality. But nobody has enough time these days. everything is on 3x playback speed.

Great article. Yet I see some people ask AI to ask it questions instead of just asking themselves questions. Whats the point? :)

I am the owner of my own business. So no my degree doesn't matter :) Digital footprint: www.gustav-morving.dk

I don't know how much you wrote yourself. Either way, it was a truly enjoyable read. Good job. I started to learn programming because I was confident that my skills as an architectural visualization artist were over. Now, when I started my own IT business doing automation for local firms. I actually got a client who needed some 3D rendering. Wait what?! - AI can't even do that properly? Turns out people are still willing to pay for having something real built, not just slopped into existence. We are all adapting to agentic coding and whatnot. But your points hold very true. If I did not understand the code. I'd be super terrified to deliver code to clients.