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Requiring skills to do something isn't gatekeeping.

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I remember a time when there were people who would discourage people from learning something and we called them gate keepers. Now people who encourage people to learn and not rely on an outsourced brain (llms) are called gatekeepers. When has requirement of some basic skills to contribute in some d…

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  1. 2026-08-31 16:19 · r/antiai
    Requiring skills to do something isn't gatekeeping.

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