AI for Education’s Post

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Yeah, there's a piece of research that was done by Cengage that says that 62% of hiring managers are already more willing to interview recent graduates with AI skills. And then 70% of students said we would have loved to been trained on gender I, but then 55% of them said we were actively discouraged from using generative AI in our college career. Like, that is a wildly difficult space for us to be in it considering how slow our systems are. But if we're at the time where it's going to be as ubiquitous as Microsoft Office, Excel, Gmail, Google Drive in the next year to two years, and we are actively discouraging students with the highest level of their most likely attainment of education. There's an enormous risk there. And it's one in which it really behooves us to like start realizing. And I will say that. Even saying that to people puts a puts an actual time frame on this. And I think that giving it a time frame like your kids that go to college and then graduate, it does help to make this feel like it is something that is deeply important for us to think about now.