lol "prompt engineering"
when "i'm really good at googling stuff" is your career path
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You need knowledge in both.
Software engineering (especially DS/ML) is all about knowing when to use what tool and when.
infra no brainer
> mfw prompt engineering becomes a part of AI infra
Both!
A "prompt engineer"'s job is iterally to be able to write concise but specific sentences. E.g. Googling skills.
Vs. Infra engineer that needs to understand complex systems and maintain an extremely complicated set of tools so that they work without an issue for hundreds or thousands of users.
You decide
You (personally OP) should choose to understand and separate buzz words and well defined terms.
Buzz words buzz words everywhere!