AI is an amazing tutor, and you can certainly learn a lot quickly using it, but it's also a bit of a trap because AI also really intensifies the Dunning-Kruger effect. Being able to pull up facts on anything anytime is great for creating the illusion of expertise. Lacking the context of a real education in any given domain it'll be very easy for people to make what they think are informed decisions while missing whatever the LLM doesn't 'think' to tell them. A big part of expertise is knowing the right questions to ask, LLMs don't really help you with that.
Impatiently waiting for AI to beat the fact-regurgitators we call physicians.
Common doctors, lawyers, pharmacists, analysts, and the like are finished.
Doctors already used "Dr. Google" for many of their diagnoses.
AI is an amazing tutor, and you can certainly learn a lot quickly using it, but it's also a bit of a trap because AI also really intensifies the Dunning-Kruger effect. Being able to pull up facts on anything anytime is great for creating the illusion of expertise. Lacking the context of a real education in any given domain it'll be very easy for people to make what they think are informed decisions while missing whatever the LLM doesn't 'think' to tell them. A big part of expertise is knowing the right questions to ask, LLMs don't really help you with that.