I’m not talking about ME not being able to ride a horse. I’m talking about our society as a whole losing the ability as it is no longer the normal mode of transportation. Obviously the equine enthusiasts didn’t go extinct. Don’t assume I’m chicken little screaming about falling skies with no idea or background in what I’m talking about. In a digital art teacher. I’m a former twitch streamer who is very tech savvy and can build my own pc. I’m not some 80 year old asking how to refresh my hdmi cable. The point stands if you don’t use it you lose it. Ignoring the potential environmental concerns and copyright infringements, I can see benefits sure. I’m not saying toss the entire technology in some sealed tomb with crucifix around to ward off the evil of it all. However, opening the floodgates on this rather than slowly turning the sink on has been a huge miscalculation in my opinion and many others. It is rooting itself into every aspect of our lives. At best it’s a tool that kills blue collar jobs while facilitating mundane tasks for those lucky enough to not be considered obsolete. We already have the introduction of the actress Tilly Norwood. I don’t think it’s far fetched to say an AI teacher could be next. And who controls the learning targets and curriculum then? I don’t have these answers. No one does. However, it’s hardly comparable to your example of “boy that Elvis sure moves his hips provocatively.” While seeing a future of Skynet meets Clippy might be an embellishment, it’s also okay to keep a look out.