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Students Want to Know How to Use AI. Are You Teaching Them?
Education C.C. Chapman 7/15/26 Education C.C. Chapman 7/15/26

Students Want to Know How to Use AI. Are You Teaching Them?

I believe it is my responsibility as a business professor to prepare my students for the world they will work in. That means I need to ensure they understand AI's capabilities (and concerns).

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