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Guillermo Rauch says that managing the degree of guidance given to AI is the top skill. He believes that sometimes people over-guide AI, even though it is smarter and knows more than they do; at other times they under-guide it, causing AI to go off track, carry wrong biases, or miss context. Rauch ranks the ability to manage this "superpower" as the #0 skill he values most. This judgment was published by Rauch himself on October 25, 2026, and there have been no further developments.
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Rauch: Managing the degree of AI guidance is the top skill
Guillermo Rauch believes that sometimes you over-guide AI, and it is smarter and knows more than you; other times you under-guide it, causing it to go off track, carry wrong biases, or miss context. He ranks the ability to manage this "superpower" as the #0 skill he values most.
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