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Friday, 26 June 2026

The Coming Divide: AI-Native or Left Behind

danielmiessler.com 3 months ago 41

The author argues that AI proficiency is creating a fundamental divide between people who integrate AI into their work and life and those who avoid it, claiming AI-native individuals are significantly more productive and have better opportunities. The author observes this divide among both technical and non-technical workers, noting that AI-native people accomplish substantially more each week across various professions. People who dismiss or reject AI are likely to face serious disadvantages in coming years, and the author recommends treating AI adoption as nearly binary—either adopt it for yourself and those you care about, or risk struggling.

Repricing of Software Engineering Labor

blog.grandimam.com 3 months ago 29

A software engineer reflects on how LLMs have compressed the cost of implementing standard software, causing the market to reprice implementation-heavy generalist roles as lower-value work while rewarding deep domain expertise and systems knowledge. The late-2010s funding boom created demand for generalists who could ship features quickly across any technology stack, but LLMs now handle standardized CRUD apps, API integration, and framework-heavy work that once required teams. Going forward, competitive advantage shifts from breadth and implementation throughput to specialized expertise in domains where correctness, reliability, scale, and operational complexity matter.

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