Learning takes time. And the fully trained/educated/skilled/expert human performance is higher than AI performance. But AI performance may be higher than interm

Learning takes time. And the fully trained/educated/skilled/expert human performance is higher than AI performance. But AI performance may be higher than intermediate human performance after 1 or 2 semesters. But you need to reach intermediate performance first in order to later reach expert performance. During that time you still need a learning "slope", you need to be tested on your knowledge at that level. If you're given the AI at the outset, you will not develop the skill to surpass the AI performance. Calculators are just one analogy, there is no guarantee it will work out that way. It's just as likely that this over-technologization of the classroom will go the way of whole-language reading education.