>The language models are a useful tool, they're not your job. It's as stupid as someone claiming to be an "IDE engineer" or a "stackoverflow engineer".

Agree if you're using ChatGPT to learn/generate/debug code for you.

But if you use an LLM to generate, summarize, or classify text from within an app then I think it is a skill just like being able to work with the Stripe API. Since the API takes freeform text as input and the output varies based on how things are worded, there is some extra nuance needed to use it correctly but I think that's basically it. Also, there are chances that the skill will grow stale quickly as LLMs improve.