“Having knowledge” and “calling on knowledge” are two different things. Through AI, anyone can obtain enough knowledge. But only a very small number of people have the ability to ask good questions, discern, and stitch things together.
Questioning ability: knowing what to ask AI and where the boundaries of the question lie.
Discerning ability: being able to tell whether AI is talking nonsense, and having a fundamental logical framework.
Stitching ability: assembling the fragmented information AI provides into a solution to a real-world problem.