Once the aforementioned AI's output can be trusted, I think it definitely has a place in learning (for the disciplined student). For example, I hated not havin

Once the aforementioned AI's output can be trusted, I think it definitely has a place in learning (for the disciplined student). For example, I hated not having answers to maths some problems. I'd spend hours on problems and I just wanted to know if my solution was correct. People have a tendency to give up when they get stuck. But it's a tricky best, as it's also often a moment when you learn new (end even unrelated) things. Wonderful feeling afterwards, but frustration during the process. I think that a AI (that can be trusted) definitely has a place in giving you hints and helpful information. But hard problem solving is something you need to do. I think what will happen is that homework will be reduced to 0% of your final grade. There will be in person, offline exams. That'll weed out all those who can't solve the problems themselves.