Beyond Prompt Engineering – What Do Students Really Need to Learn About AI?

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What do students really need to know about AI? Does this go beyond prompt engineering. I argue that, although prompt engineering is currently a necessary skill, students will need to interface with AI systems in different ways. Read the post to discover more – and also to find out how I developed and refined the ideas stated.

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