AI is like a shepherds staff. It can assist the Shepherd in everything he needs to do whether it is in guiding the direction they are going, saving a struggling sheep, helping a lost sheep, or defending the herd from attack.
But, we were taught in Exodus how it should be used. You have to view that tool as a serpent. You take it by the tail, not the head. For example, I can write something and ask AI to edit it. I have to know the material and I have to read what AI does with a critical lense, accepting some changes rejecting others. I can ask AI to do research but I must check the results, I can ask AI for suggestions, but again, I must be the head, I make the decisions.
Nowhere is this more necessary than when teaching children. If you allow AI to take charge of your child's education then the child will grow up being taught not to question AI, that it is the head, they are the tail. AI is not going to teach your child anything that it doesn't already know. That means your child's education is a complete waste of time as your child won't know how to do anything that AI can't do faster, cheaper and better.
No, education now is a matter of training a child to be the head and to use the tools available to them including AI. What makes a master craftsman? For one thing they know how to use all the tools available to them, that is not the only thing, but that is the one thing that is relevant to education and AI.
The mistake we made with public school education is we let the Public school be the head. The parents are the ones who are the head when it comes to teaching the children, the school system was merely a tool at their disposal. The only way children will learn to be the head is if their parents exercise their position as head over their child's education. Imagine some parent complaining that a teacher with 150 students didn't give their child enough attention when they themselves gave the child less attention than that teacher. Kids learn from the parents, if the parents don't care about the education, then why should the kid.