Yes, experience may be one of the most important answers, kind of like trust. AI can give you an incredibly convincing answer, but experience is often what tells you that something about the answer doesn't feel right.
Maybe the distinction is that AI can make knowledge cheap, but it can't make experience cheap. Experience takes time, mistakes, and actually doing the work. In a world flooded with AI-generated answers, that ability to recognize when the machine is wrong could become even more valuable.
Yes, experience may be one of the most important answers, kind of like trust. AI can give you an incredibly convincing answer, but experience is often what tells you that something about the answer doesn't feel right.
Maybe the distinction is that AI can make knowledge cheap, but it can't make experience cheap. Experience takes time, mistakes, and actually doing the work. In a world flooded with AI-generated answers, that ability to recognize when the machine is wrong could become even more valuable.