In today’s digital-first world, being fluent in English is no longer the only power skill-AI fluency is the new game-changer. It doesn’t mean coding or robotics, but the ability to talk to AI tools like ChatGPT, Bard, or Claude using clear prompts and structured commands.

Whether you're a student, writer, or job seeker, knowing how to ask the right question to AI gives you an edge. While English was once a ticket to global opportunities, prompt engineering is becoming the new literacy.

But there’s a flip side-authentic human voice is fading. More people now rely on machines to write emails, generate captions, or create essays, resulting in standardized, emotionless outputs that sound robotic.

Schools are still teaching traditional essay formats but ignoring how to use AI ethically and creatively. The balance we need is this: learn to prompt AI but retain your personal expression.

English still matters-after all, most AI tools operate in English-but now, how you use it to communicate with machines matters more than ever.

The real challenge? Not just speaking AI fluently, but making sure you still sound like you.