My hope is that the initial use of LLM was simply due to people doing one prompt searches (transferring google searches) , as we are already seeing LLM natives using the technology on a more interesting way: upload your manual into it and query it on the friction. I can see this working very well on subjects like maths and chemistry for example, where the student can interrogate the text book on the topics that are challenging to understand and then ask it to generate exercises similar to ones they failed. Or talk them through how they got it wrong.
Yes basically every student can have their own teacher, standardised by the quality of the textbooks.
