Setting good objectives. I think about Star Trek a lot. The computer is super useful and can do a lot, but the *humans are still the main characters*

> whether AI collaboration is actually an orthogonal set of skills

If the trajectory continues and collaborating with machines requires less and less domain expertise, the orthogonal components will be more important. But which orthogonal components will be more important? Probably things most supplemental to what machines are able to do? At the limit, I imagine articulating personal/human desire is all that's left (if anything is left).

k00b

econ

Will creativity become more valued by the market than technical skills?

SimpleStacker

I agree with that.  But it remains to be seen how much domain expertise you'll need to collaborate effectively with the machine... or whether AI collaboration is actually an orthogonal set of skills.  I imagine there's an element of both... an orthogonal component as well as a component that requires domain knowledge.  It'll be both interesting and scary to see how it plays out.