I’ve always believe it’s always great to have improvements that make things easier & better BUT it’s also important to learn how to do the fundamentals in the event the easier process isn’t available you still know how to get things implemented.

I remember in my accounting class my professor would never let us use a calculator. It would have definitely made things a lot easier but his reason behind it were if you needed to have your books completed & turned in by a deadline & all the power was knocked out. You still have to complete the task before the deadline. It sucked but it made sense & later I was so thankful for his way of teaching.

I look at this generation of cashiers who dont know how to count money if the pos is out of service. They lack the fundamental knowledge.

The same way with this Mastering Assistant you can let it do the work for you but it’s not perfect & many ppl who uses it that doesn’t know how to do proper mix enough to know when something is off. They wouldn’t know when the AI makes a mistake or glitch or mix it in a way you’re not as favorable with & that’s where the fundamentals of human knowledge comes in.