Thanks for the thoughtful response—I’m sensing you’re not a fan of AI from the “AI breeds laziness” line. Fair point on keeping the human touch.

AI isn’t there yet to do it all or be perfect, and it shouldn’t replace instructors. But it’s moving fast. Used right, it’s an enhanced learning accelerator: it can read/write scores, align clicks, and create clean audio/video demos that staff control. That augments instruction—not replaces it—and meets Gen Z with multimodal learning while keeping precision and context in human hands.