Skills to learn
What skills to learn for the AI era (and what to skip)
Every guru has a different list of skills you must learn. These guides start from what actually gets more valuable when output gets cheap, and how to build it without wasting a year.
Coming soon
The first guides are being written. Meanwhile, the Situation Finder answers the 36 questions we hear most.
From the book
- 5.1Learn how to learn
- 5.2Writing is thinking you can see
- 5.4Depth plus range
- 5.5Your field plus AI beats AI alone
- 8.3Should you learn to code?
The Situation Finder
- There’s too much to learn. Where do I even start?When your field changes every year, the fastest learner wins, and the fastest learners test themselves instead of rereading.
- Should I learn to code, or is that pointless now?Learn enough code to think precisely and automate your own work; becoming a professional developer is a separate, harder bet than it was a few years ago.
- I studied something non-technical. Am I already obsolete?Your experience isn’t obsolete; it’s the judgment that decides whether AI’s output helps you or quietly hurts you.
- Why learn to write when AI writes better than me?AI can polish your sentences but can’t decide what you believe, so writing first is how you find out what you actually think.
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