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General consensus in the replies and quotes of this seems to be that the entire concept of "AI skills" is a joke - how hard is typing text into a chatbot, really? I will continue to argue that it's genuinely difficult, and that the challenge in using these tools is widely underestimated

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I'd argue that the non-determinative nature of LLMs and the prompt-dependencies will limit the utility of the LLMs for anything important. It's all fine for a free ChatGPT bot or code completion where one can double-check thing, but I don't see how it's ever trustworthy for much else.

Tricks like RAG have taken a bite out of the reliability problem but still have gaps - and users need to understand more of what's going on under the hood in order to judge if the answer is trustworthy I prefer RAG systems that are transparent about what they put in the context, but those are rare

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