Let me start with a personal story. Once, a major Hungarian foundation where I worked announced a competition and the competition included an entry fee. Since the competitors were companies, we approached everyone before the competition. One company was selling such an unmarketable SaaS product that I told the president of the foundation not to accept money from them because I saw that they were going to go bankrupt. Of course, the president of the foundation accepted the fee. And the company went bankrupt...

Hasn't gone bankrupt yet
When prompting started, a Hungarian guy wrote a book about it and taught everyone how to prompt. His promise was that there would be a lot of prompt engineering jobs. He said that it would be a profession.
However, after a short time, I read in several authoritative sources that AI is heading in the direction where we will give our instructions entirely in everyday language. So why would there be prompt engineering jobs?
This guy hasn’t gone bankrupt yet, but I haven’t seen a single prompt engineering job advertised among his students.
Did you see it?
Yes, there are still areas of AI where you need special prompts. But companies don't hire a separate person to write them. The task can be learned in 3 days. Or have you ever seen a job advertisement where they were looking for a prompt engineer and the applicant didn't need to know a single programming language?
If you saw many I would post them here: [https://piroskarakoczi.hu]
What's the moral here?
I should say somehow to people don't put energy into studying for the past. Do you think, I should?