We spend most of our young lives (many of us our entire lives) studying physics, math, etc. that others have solved. (e.g Quantum Mechanics, Relativity, Calculus, etc.)
Biology consists, almost entirely, of studying solved problems in nature.
Aren't AI breakthroughs just more to study?
Terence Tao’s “don’t create the open problem strip miner”
Why is it a problem that the professor is now a robot, and that humans could spend arbitrarily long learning from it and even after 15 years of masters-style advanced graduate lecture courses still have deeper still levels of the topic that the AI could teach them?
And if they never do reach that level of ultra-competence, well, then we found the niche for humans to continue to exist within.
The base completion rate of MOOCs is single digits %.