AI Could Pose ‘Whole Problem’ for Management Education, CEA Nageswaran Warns

AI is ‘sawing off’ the junior work that builds future managers, CEA Nageswaran warns

The Chief Economic Adviser said AI risks automating the junior work through which young professionals traditionally learn judgement and build management skills.

AI Could Pose Major Challenge for Management Education; B-schools Must Teach Judgement: V. Anantha Nageswaran CEA

Get latest articles and stories on Business at LatestLY. Artificial intelligence (AI) could pose a major challenge to management education over the next two to three decades, Chief Economic Adviser V. Anantha Nageswaran said, urging B-schools to prioritise teaching “judgement” as AI increasingly takes over routine and analytical tasks. Business News | AI Could Pose Major Challenge for Management Education; B-schools Must Teach Judgement: V. Anan…

AI could pose ‘whole problem’ for management education, CEA Nageswaran warns

Artificial intelligence poses a fundamental challenge to management education over upcoming decades. Young professionals traditionally develop experience and judgement through entry-level work. AI is automating these routine tasks, which are crucial for learning. Business schools must teach judgement, not just technical skills, to prepare students. Social media also fragments attention and strains young people's health.

AI could pose major challenge to management education by replacing entry-level work: CEA Nageswaran

Digital Desk | New Delhi, Sep 18 (IANS) Artificial intelligence (AI) could emerge as a major challenge for management education over the next two to three decades by automating the routine and analytical tasks through which young professionals traditionally acquire experience, Chief Economic Adviser V Anantha Nageswaran said on Friday. Addressing the 16th Indian Management Conclave (IMC 2026) in Noida, Nageswaran said the rapid advancement of …

AI’s rise calls for greater focus on judgement in B-schools, says CEA

Nageswaran also flagged social media as another challenge for young people in India