Can oscilloscopes go the way of the calculator? When can one reasonably expect $10 10GHz oscilloscope on a chip, with some pins for video out and user input in

Can oscilloscopes go the way of the calculator? When can one reasonably expect $10 10GHz oscilloscope on a chip, with some pins for video out and user input in? At some point the economy will realize theres more LLM inference than access to scientific & technologic measurements, its an economic waste not to connect as much scientific instruments as possible to inference which already exists. If the "dark arts" (which never really were that dark, analog designers for higher frequencies used the same Maxwell equations as the analog designers for lower frequencies, even if the implications change with frequency) end up automated by AI, the high wages will disappear, and oscilloscope mfrs won't be able to charge as much.