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    Ethan Mollick Says AI Rewards Expertise

    Wharton professor Ethan Mollick describes how expertise improves results from current AI tools.

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    Ethan Mollick posted a message stating that AI rewards expertise at least for now. According to the post, having expertise helps users judge the quality of AI outputs and identify the jagged frontier rapidly. Experts gain additional options for improving results because they understand which changes to request. Non-experts frequently end up stuck using only the default settings provided by the system. Mollick is an associate professor at Wharton who studies AI along with innovation and startups. He also authored the New York Times bestseller Co-Intelligence.

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    @emollickAI rewards expertise (at least for now). Expertise lets you judge AI output quality and find the shape of the jagged frontier quickly. It also gives you more options for how to try to improve quality by knowing what changes to ask for. Non-experts are often stuck with defaults.

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    @emollickAI rewards expertise (at least for now). Expertise lets you judge AI output quality and find the shape of the jagged frontier quickly. It also gives you more options for how to try to improve quality by knowing what changes to ask for. Non-experts are often stuck with defaults.