are we quietly getting worse at structuring our own thinking because the prompt does it for us?
the more i lean into prompt engineering the more i notice the model is doing the part i used to do in my head, breaking a messy problem into steps, deciding what order to tackle things, spotting what is missing. it makes me faster, no question. but i wonder if the skill of structuring a problem fro…
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- 2026-10-01 14:22 · r/PromptEngineering
are we quietly getting worse at structuring our own thinking because the prompt does it for us?
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