The super power I value - and rarely see in my peers - is the ability to hear wants and discuss them to define needs.
The initial stated wants are rarely the actual needs. "But they said _____." Yes, they did. That doesn't mean they got it right. People say a lot of ambiguous things. A client with a product or feature in mind is no different.
Right. But you're missing the whole point. The allure of the AI hype-train is that you can turn around to your most talented and insightful developers and say "stop undermining me" and then get the machine to produce the nonsensical garbage that you would have had to spent days, weeks, months getting your crew to produce, all the while enduring their silent looks of judgement :)
The initial stated wants are rarely the actual needs. "But they said _____." Yes, they did. That doesn't mean they got it right. People say a lot of ambiguous things. A client with a product or feature in mind is no different.