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.
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.