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Well, I think it will do both. Which is a shame, but such is life.
Its like how equipment/tool have allowed people to become completely sedentary. The majority of people are simply incredibly unhealthy due to the fact they simply survive with doing zero physical activity. But, at the same time, there is an energetic gym/fitness culture. And the difference between the two only grows.
I swear something like that is going to happen with the intellectual world. The vast majority of people will only be capable of doomscrolling and inputting prompts into LLMs. But, there will be a minority that will heavily practice the liberal arts, simply to not become a retard. Its like there are many reasons to be fit, but one of the big ones is vanity. And I think that will drive a new intellectual world as well.
Humanities departments will be less about getting a degree, but will become more like an intellectual fitness club. Pay a monthly membership, drop in and read, study, and discuss things with fellow intellectuals. Professors will become like personal trainers, who will lead discussions and give recommendations.