For decades, we've been promised that technology would revolutionize education and make learning easier for all. But time and time again, these promises have fallen short. From radios to televisions to the internet, each major innovation has failed to live up to its promise. Now, we're being sold on the idea that AI will be the magic bullet that finally transforms education as we know it. At this critical juncture, it's up to us to ensure that AI is harnessed in a way that benefits all learners. Will AI only serve to further empower the already strong, leaving behind those who are less fortunate? Or will AI be the key to unlocking the potential of every learner? Perhaps, the most essential question of all is: Will the individual's ability to learn remain the most important factor?