How to Succeed in the Era of the New AI Industrial and Living Revolution?

Ever since the invention of calculating machines, AI has faced strong opposition from many educators who believed that mathematical exercises and consistent practice were essential for optimally developing a student's abilities, viewing such tools as suitable only for quick calculations within practical contexts. I don’t understand why this concept has shifted. People who rely heavily on AI in their daily lives—whether they be employees, entrepreneurs, students, or professionals—risk falling into a new form of servitude. They will be confined to a "normality" shared by billions of citizens who hover on the edge of a precarious existence, rife with existential, economic, and social instability. Conversely, those who study and work by using AI only as a secondary aid—prioritizing genuine, scientific knowledge acquired gradually through effort, sacrifice, and a love for learning—will emerge as the great leaders and successful victors in this new world. They will triumph amidst this true Industrial Revolution, where robots and computers—driven by software, programmed by brilliant minds possessing authentic knowledge—will replace the simple-minded and those who seek the easy way out.