Mukund Jha

Yes, definitely.

I think the role of prompt engineering reduces.

But again, then there'll still be like,

better prompters who would probably command 10x more leverage.

Because they're able to unstuck system somewhere.

So as I said, my mental model right now is that middle is going to get hollowed.

And at the bottom layer, people are sort of training the AI, mostly correcting mistakes.

Top 1% are builders.

And I don't think that...

And the top 1% can be a large part of humanity.

I don't think it's the 1% of humanity.

I think the amount of work that we need to get done, like if we have to go to stars, if we have to solve every single disease, if we have to solve teleportation, the amount of work that just humanity needs to do is insane.

This is the time to sort of imagine that we can go to next galaxies.

Find new theorems, solve quantum computing, solve quantum mechanics.

So if you look at, you know, like...

Hardest part will be finding the right ideas, distribution, taste, right?

And again, I think we are in a very constrained thought process.

There is a zero-sum game.

There are finite resources.

The need for software is infinite.