I disagree. We should develop this technology and make people aware of the implications and teach them to be vigilant.
Knowledge isn't useful if you can't apply it in practice.
My work's IT has a habit of sending out phishing emails that closely match emails legitimate emails our employees and vendors send. We're supposed to be vigilant for looking at the Reply-To field, which is hidden by default on mobile devices. (As is the url things are going to.)
I will never not trigger those. Why? My brain can't tap the header field for every single email I read. And I can't ignore legitimate emails.
Every time on my phone, I'll click the link, then check the url in the browser. I can't get my brain to check before clicking the link. (Trust me, I'm neuro-divergent and I'd tried for years. It won't reprogram.)