> Seeing you call it a "new power" is not relatable, so it may reinforce ideas that it is a bubble.
Whereas what it could be reinforcing instead is that some people are better at "using AI" than others.
When I was young, I always saw how my parents never really "got" new technology that I was using all the time, like the internet. Many young people think about it and are sure it won't happen to them. I'm sure many on this technophile site think so.
And then a new technology like AI comes along, some people find ways to be incredibly productive with it, but a very widespread sentiment is that they're... lying? Mistaken? Not very good at their job so it helps them more? The number of excuses people have for "keep this new technology that I don't know how to use away for me" is pretty crazy.
(And I say this as someone who is probably not on the "cutting edge" of AI usage, compared to others I see.)