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It's not that I don't think there aren't legitimate uses for AI or that it could be used as a learning tool.
It's that I doubt it's better than current learning tools largely because the nature of the medium seems to turn off the kind of critical thinking you're describing. The medium and language of a message can have a profound effect on how we understand and process information, often without us even realizing it, and AI seems to be able to make those changes far too easily.