It depends on the program. Classical, disciplinary programs such as law and medicine will mostly keep their content, with changes mainly in teaching methods. Others need deeper adaptation as reality shifts — for example languages and translation, where AI has revolutionized the workflow so that translators now correct AI output rather than open dictionaries, demanding new skills. Some programs will become niche as market demand shrinks, but should not be closed — society still needs people of culture and those who teach history — though with fewer, better-taught students. Importantly, the AI revolution can help solve the old problem of mass education, enabling a more personalized approach that develops each student’s unique talents into better graduates.