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Specification Engineering: The New Skill After Prompt Engineering
Prompt engineering unlocked a new level of interaction with AI, but the next frontier is specification engineering: defining the work itself. This emerging skill focuses on precisely outlining tasks and desired outcomes, moving beyond simply asking questions to structuring entire workflows. Specification engineering represents a future-focused approach to leveraging AI, ensuring clarity and maximizing productivity. Explore this transformative shift—and for a deeper dive into the underlying complexities, see our related article, "What is currently considered the theoretically optimal quantization bit-width for LLMs?".
Top 10 Skills for Claude Code and Codex CLI
Unlocking the true potential of Claude Code and Codex CLI isn't about mastering endless AI skills; it's about strategically guiding these tools to deliver actionable results within your budget. The real expertise lies in crafting clear context and transforming AI output into tangible value. Our list of Top 10 Skills focuses on this core principle. Discover how to empower your data journey—instead of searching through vast skillsets, begin with a focused approach. For deeper insights into AI model performance, explore "Qwen 3.
San Francisco mayor pushes for tougher rules after the Waymo traffic fiasco
Following a significant traffic disruption caused by Waymo vehicles, San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie is urging state regulators to implement stricter oversight of robotaxi operations. The hours-long gridlock has intensified scrutiny of autonomous vehicle deployment. Lurie’s call for enhanced requirements signals a shift toward more cautious integration of this technology within the city. This development echoes broader concerns around resource allocation, as seen in New York State’s recent pause on new data center construction.