The thing is you can't put the genie back in the bottle, students are gonna use chatgpt or some alternative. education needs to adapt like after advent of google/wiki. If AI can write essays then takehome essay writing becomes an obsolete skill, but oral and in person exams can't be replicated
You can use hydraulics to life weights. Has weight lifting become an obsolete skill?
Depends on the context. Some of the things hydraulics are used for used to be manual labour. There's legitimate uses for AI in education. You have an infinitely patient resource to ask questions - why doesn't this work, break it down for me, show me examples, where am I going wrong?
But you create a high stakes task and then invent a tool that can solve it for you. Cheating is inevitable. You have to rethink assessment both to account for the tools abilities and its impact on what you might be doing in the future.
What have you actually said in either of these skeets?
What the words say. If you are struggling, maybe copy them into ChatGPT and ask it to interpret them for you
How much money do you have invested in AI companies?