LLM is going to change schools and universities a lot, teachers, tutors will have to find themselves in the new reality, as they have a strong competitor with infinite resources and huge knowledge, patient and ready to work with every student in a distinct way, according to student's needs, level, intelligence, etc.
Instruction-based tutoring is dead from that perspective, why should I follow someone reciting a book or online tutorial, while there is a tool that can introduce me into subject in a better and more interesting way?
Sure, there are great teachers, who are inspiring people, who are able to present the topic in a great way, the point is, they are minority. Now, everyone can have a great tutor for a few dollars a month (or for free, if you don't need generating too much data quickly).
No it won't. It really, really wont. You clearly don't have any university professors amongst your friends or acquaintances.
What you wrote is what the STUDENTS think. The students think they have found a cheat code.
No university professor considers LLM "a competitor". They see the slop output every day on their desk.
The reality is just like LLMs will confidently push out slop code, they will also push out slop for everything else. Because the reality is that LLMs are nothing more than a party trick, a stats based algorithm that gives you answers within a gaussian curve.
The students come to the professors with stupid questions because they've been trusting the AI instead of learning properly. Some of the students even have the audacity to challenge the professor's marking saying "but the AI said it is right" in relation to some basic math formula that the student should know how to solve with their own brain.
So what do my university professor friends end up doing ?
They spend their evenings and weekends thinking up lab tasks that the students cannot achieve by simply asking the LLM for the answer. The whole point of university is you go there to learn to reason and think with your own damn brain, not paste the question into a text box and paste the answer to your professor.
Trying to cheat your way through university with an LLM is a waste of the students time, a waste of the professors time and a waste of the university's infrastructure.
That, my friend, is the reality.