One of my core beliefs for AI/automation is that by removing the need to do menial custodial and service tasks, society can focus on cultivating more artists, philosophers, and programmers. If anything I think that we will put a much larger focus on learning when we reach this point of automation.
Specifically regarding teaching, I don't expect much to change. We're already in a position where we could educate students by having them watch videos and read out of textbooks by themselves, but we don't. At the moment, teachers can offer alternative explanations to struggling students, respond to questions, and perform other markedly human tasks. You can emulate this with AI, but I think we're a far ways off of making this human touch obsolete.
Specifically regarding teaching, I don't expect much to change. We're already in a position where we could educate students by having them watch videos and read out of textbooks by themselves, but we don't. At the moment, teachers can offer alternative explanations to struggling students, respond to questions, and perform other markedly human tasks. You can emulate this with AI, but I think we're a far ways off of making this human touch obsolete.