‘Don’t Promise Placements, Build Skills’: MAHE Vice Chancellor On What Universities Must Build
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AI-generated summary of the coverage listed below: At the TimesNow.in Education Summit in India, Madhu Veeraraghavan, Vice Chancellor of Mahatma Gandhi University, argued that universities should prioritize industry‑linked curricula and skill development over promises of job placements. He highlighted the role of artificial intelligence as a tool to enhance learning rather than replace human intelligence, emphasizing the need for teachers and meaningful classroom connections. The discussion underscored the growing demand for employable graduates in a rapidly changing job market. QUOTE: "AI should strengthen learning, not replace human intelligence, curiosity, reasoning, teachers and meaningful classroom connections." — Times Now
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- ‘Don’t Promise Placements, Build Skills’: MAHE Vice Chancellor On What Universities Must Build — Times Now (right-leaning)
- Put Human Intelligence Before AI: Experts Discuss Future Of Education At TimesNow.in Summit — Times Now (right-leaning)