I learned to drive before in-car GPS was widely available, at least where I lived.
Going to some new place meant getting a map, looking at it, making a plan, following the plan, keeping track on the map, that sort of thing.
Then I traveled somewhere new, for the first time, with GPS and a navigation sofware. It was quite impressive, and rather easier. I got to my destination the first time, without any problems. And each time after that.
But I did remark that I did not learn the route. The 10th time, the 50th time, I still needed the GPS to guide me. And without it, I would have to start the whole thing from scratch: get a map, make a plan, and so on.
Having done the "manual" navigation with maps lots of times before, it never worries me what I would do without a GPS. But if you're "born" with the GPS, I wonder what you do when it fails.
Are you not worried how you would manage your apps if for some reason the AIs were unavailable?