I would like to approach this from an educational standpoint.

Some private companies in my country have launched AI-powered online learning platforms like Koobits. They are able to use gamification and data analysis to get young kids hooked and engaged in learning. I think they cost cheaper than personal tutors, so it’s a survival of the fittest. Tutors and teachers who are not at the top of their game will be weeded out because students would rather play games on Koobits. So, some jobs will be lost.

Also, I don’t see AI as reducing teachers’ workload. I mean, I can take the easy way out and just get my students to use Gen AI in the generation of story ideas. But I must be mindful of the fact that i shouldn’t overrely on it, lest my students not develop the creative and critical thinking skills that they need. But do I always have the bandwidth and headspace to design such lessons properly? Honestly, nope. So, I see AI as an annoying tool I must incorporate on my bad things haha