It's the same lesson we're seeing with AI in software engineering. If you don't understand the basics, you'll end up believing everything AI tells you or dismissing real things as AI.Software engineering isn't 100% coding. Sometimes you spend hours in meetings discussing requirements, architecture, tradeoffs, production issues, or collaborating with different teams. Other days you're debugging, reviewing code, writing documentation, or planning work.AI is a powerful tool, but without strong fund

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