Actually, let’s anthropomorphise ‘AI’ for a second.
“Here’s [x], by me! Well, I don’t really know how to do [x], so I asked Claude to do it.”
Imagine if Claude was a real person. Stop and think about how pathetic that sounds. First, you want credit for something a friend of yours did. Second, that friend of yours just assembled [x] by copying and pasting and stitching stuff together.
You learnt nothing. You produced nothing of value.
@morrick the rationale I hear from people who like AI is that "the business gets [x] done many times faster than if it would've taken to do by hand". Which still feels like a skill issue for me. Because when you actually know what you're doing, the use of AI would often not give you any extra speed and sometimes even slow you down.