Right. So with the need to learn less to get to the same result, I mean that the learning curves may flatten a bit. This won't per definition help learning. It may help specialization. I personally think specialization is good when you're operating in safety. However, at what cost will that safety exist, and will it be lasting? This why I think it's a net neutral, not a net positive or negative.

But for curiosity, it should be a net positive. It's cheaper to indulge a curiosity if you have means to automate the tedious parts, and thus you can be open to more things.