New data from the OECD and the World Economic Forum suggests a "perception gap" where students think AI does the work, but employers realize AI only raises the bar for durable skills like communication in English.
Prompt for Discussion:
* With 90% of employers saying human communication is vital for prompting and evaluating AI, is a general Business degree becoming more valuable than a technical one?
- How should MBA Curricula change if AI can handle all financial modeling and market research?
- Is there a risk of "Human Atrophy" in business leadership if we rely too heavily on Agentic AI for decision-making?
