Recommend reading "Against the State" by James Stout, wherein he describes history of various Anarchist societies, including Barcelona during Spanish fascism, Myanmar where they are very successfully fighting the junta which wrested control from their civilian government, and Rojava where he personally visited and gives a firsthand account.

As the bard said, brevity is the soul of wit.

This is not adding value for anyone except people whose function is to look busy, and people trying to avoid their busy work.

There's a sucker born every minute, after all.

I imagine this trend will continue, and the price will go up.

Why would better tools be expected to do enable teachers to do that for more students at a time?

There is a lot of research out there showing worse educational outcomes as class sizes increase. This is one of the areas where wealth disparities in education manifest; rich areas tend to have smaller class sizes, and historically the very rich would pay for private tutors for their kids, whereas poor kids are stuck with bigger class sizes, less individual attention from educators, and typically average worse educational outcomes.

So what can you do?

Buy as many hot dogs as you can. Buy stock in hot dog companies.