GUIs give you a clear venue for exploration (click around), which is how kids dive into them.
CLI requires reading and writing, and usually in English — at the very least, Latin script.
I don't know how I would feel if I didn't grow on the CLI (back in the DOS days), but I'd say CLI is a faster way to do most things other than selecting by visual data (eg. find all images with mountains in this folder of 1000 files) — at some point, ML will help that bridge get crossed too.
CLI requires reading and writing, and usually in English — at the very least, Latin script.
I don't know how I would feel if I didn't grow on the CLI (back in the DOS days), but I'd say CLI is a faster way to do most things other than selecting by visual data (eg. find all images with mountains in this folder of 1000 files) — at some point, ML will help that bridge get crossed too.