AI is changing education fast. Some say it will help students learn better. Others worry it might replace real learning and even take jobs. We need to look at both sides carefully.

Conservatives see AI as a tool that must serve traditional values in schools. It should never replace the teacher’s role or moral guidance. Letting AI do a student’s work cheats them out of real learning. This turns education into a scam where degrees become worthless.

Charlie Kirk warns that AI will destroy millions of jobs soon. Why train for careers that machines will do? Students using AI for essays aren’t learning critical thinking. They’re just gaming a broken system that favors shortcuts over hard work.

Education must focus on skills AI can’t replicate. Things like debate, leadership, and moral reasoning matter most. Kirk proves success doesn’t require college degrees. Trade skills and entrepreneurship build real opportunity, not AI-dependent desk jobs.

AI belongs in classrooms only if it supports timeless truths. It should reinforce Western values, not push trendy ideologies. Tools that help practice math or grammar are fine. But writing whole essays with AI teaches dishonesty and laziness.

Teachers must stay in control of any AI use. They should set strict rules to prevent cheating. Families deserve schools that prioritize human excellence, not machine dependence. Conservative principles demand this balance.

The coming job losses mean we must rethink education entirely. Training should shift toward hands-on trades and AI management roles. Otherwise, graduates face unemployment while machines do their would-be jobs.

AI has a place in education when guided by conservative wisdom. Protect the core mission: forming capable, virtuous citizens. Reject any use that undermines honesty, hard work, or foundational knowledge. Our children’s future depends on this careful approach.