Which is easier, engineers to become subject matter experts, or subject matter experts becoming engineers?

With vibecoding maybe the latter is more important?

The tech industry has a baked in assumption of "of course people with a CS degree are at the top of the totem pole and always will be".

But the tech industry as a whole would miss it if LLMs changed it because we'd all have the same bias and blindspot.

Domains that don't work with CS are less deterministic.

Their taste, metacognition, entrepreneurial spirit, and subject matter expertise matter a ton.

Maybe philosophy is the best degree for people who "code in English"?^[gs]