SGAn article from Channel NewsAsia discusses the evolving role of human judgment in an AI-driven workplace, emphasizing the need for strategic thinking and ethical decision-making. It highlights the educational initiatives at Nanyang Business School (NBS), NTU, where postgraduate programs aim to equip students with skills to critically assess AI outputs and make informed business decisions. Professor Goh Kim Huat notes that while AI can generate recommendations quickly, final decisions require human judgment regarding risk, ethics, and organizational direction. The piece features student Ms Jacqueline Ong, who pursued the MSc in Business Analytics program to bridge technology and business, supported by an ASEAN Development Scholarship.
Bias read (Center): While the article addresses the broader implications of AI on professional decision-making, which could have political relevance in discussions about workforce transformation and education policy, the framing remains balanced. It presents both the opportunities and challenges posed by AI without明显的左
