When books were first given indexes, many complained.
It would erode reading the whole book. After all, you can just look up the proper chapter or even just the page and be done with it.
Critical thinking and reading and focusing would no doubt go downhill.
It turned out to have gone exactly as badly as people predicted.
So maybe we should have stopped there?
No more indexes, and certainly no internet and no Large Lying Machine anymore.
There's a cliff right there at the edge of the town, and AI apologists avocate for jumping off it on the premise that otherwise we should have stayed home to avoid walking towards it at all, all other myriads of possible destinations for a walk be damned.