I think there' an initial reaction of something like "how dare they!?!?" However, AI the type of tool that going to level up mankind's capabilities to the poin

I think there' an initial reaction of something like "how dare they!?!?" However, AI the type of tool that going to level up mankind's capabilities to the point that curriculums will need to adjust to fit those new capabilities. Certainly this has happened dozens of time in a field like Computer Science, where curriculum in 2023 is radically different than it was in the 60's and 70's. This new rise in AI might be amongst the most disruptive forces ever in many fields, including academics, but at some point, you have to factor AI in as integral part of our day-to-day work and life and factor that into education. This will be difficult, especially finding the line between what is fundamental and what is not, but it's not like this hasn't happened before -- e.g. the calculator didn't eliminate the need to learn basic arithmetic.