My thoughts are there are x percent of people who are competent who use AI and find it very productive at producing prodigious output.
Then there are (100-x) percent of people who are vastly incompetent and use AI and find it very to be very convincing at producing what they think is prodigious output, but they lack the skills to actually determine that there are significant tail costs to be associated with their product.
At some point, the first group will need to clean up the mess produced by the second group.
My thoughts are there are x percent of people who are competent who use AI and find it very productive at producing prodigious output. Then there are (100-x) percent of people who are vastly incompetent and use AI and find it very to be very convincing at producing what they think is prodigious output, but they lack the skills to actually determine that there are significant tail costs to be associated with their product. At some point, the first group will need to clean up the mess produced by the second group.