You might find my comment elsewhere in the thread of interest, my high school age kid is able to leverage AI in a way that is augmenting rather than replacing

You might find my comment elsewhere in the thread of interest, my high school age kid is able to leverage AI in a way that is augmenting rather than replacing her native intelligence, and accelerating her own learning and integration. I find these tools are not unlike "smart drugs"—a necessary aid to some, a destructive crutch for others, and performance enhancement for a subset of the already competitive seeking advantage. Gattaca approaches from an unexpected direction... (I have joked that encouraging use of AI but forbidding social media, feels not unlike championing psychedelics while decrying stimulants and opioids.)