Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the driving instruction industry

Ex-ADI Des O'Connor is outlining opportunities to use AI in educating "safe driving for life", and thriving (or just continuing) in business.  Here is a summary, produced by AI itself, as a small example:

[... text awaited from ChatGPT now Des agrees ...]

It's all excellent, especially Des's conviction and way of delivering this complicated (and somewhat threatening) topic.  There are undoubtedly benefits.  But I still have serious concerns about where this is leading, and at a largely uncontrolled pace.  What will it do to human relationships (the pace of life and stress, physical and mental health by-products)?  Who and what will we know to trust?

At best, are we encouraging a businesses' arms race, like with SUV proliferation (making it harder for the most vulnerable of us to have a fair share of the planet's space, including out time, access to light and air, ...).

At worst, are we not up-ending an already turbulent world (maybe like the Industrial Revolution did, but with  an unbridled ... and unbridle-able) pace?  The founding fathers of that didn't know about effects on the climate.  In the US Declaration of Independence, also 250 years ago, the founding fathers couldn't envisage how "right to bear arms" might be overblown and abused in following decades, leading to increased murder, distrust, ongoing imperial mindset and deadly geopolitical consequences.

What becomes "truth"?  You may think I'm being a naysayer and alarmist.  I just don't know.  We'll all discover, and very soon.  :) ...or :(