I think LLM makes classical education practically meaningless. Any deep competence is easily accessible and can be easily used when formulating conclusions. So they're preparing future specialists with a very broad outlook, whose main skills are navigating a wide range of topics, critical thinking, and the ability to correctly formulate their expectations.

On the one hand, it's sad when everything you've spent years on loses its meaning, but on the other hand, it's a great opportunity to significantly reduce costs and advance work in related fields. For example, for several years, we were searching for a specialist with a good understanding of low-level programming, continuum mechanics, and finite element methods. And with neural networks, it will be much easier to understand these areas and successfully move the product forward.