By skyforbes 
In the age of AI, the question isn’t whether tools like ChatGPT will replace us — it’s whether we’ll be replaced by someone who knows how to use them better.
The Myth of Replacement
Let’s get one thing straight: ChatGPT isn’t gunning for your job. It doesn’t have your intuition, your lived experience, or your ability to read a room. It can’t mentor a struggling teacher, navigate complex stakeholder dynamics, or design a curriculum that breathes life into learning. What it can do is amplify the person who already does those things well — faster, sharper, and with more reach.
The Rise of the Augmented Professional
The real disruption isn’t AI itself. It’s the professional who learns to wield it.
– The consultant who drafts proposals in minutes, not hours.
– The educator who generates differentiated lesson plans with a few prompts.
– The strategist who uses AI to simulate scenarios, test messaging, and refine impact.
These aren’t superhumans. They’re smart humans who’ve learned to collaborate with smart tools.
What AI Can’t Do (Yet)
AI can summarize, synthesize, and simulate. But it can’t: