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Human judgment, not AI alone, will decide business winners, IIM Sambalpur conclave hears

New Delhi, Oct 28 (UNI) Artificial intelligence may give businesses access to similar tools and greater computing power, but human judgment, creativity, empathy and adaptability will determine their success, business leaders and experts said at the annual Marmagya 11.0 conclave of the Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Sambalpur’s Delhi Centre.
Held at the institute’s Delhi Centre in Vasant Kunj on the theme “The Human Advantage in an AI Age”, the conclave brought together industry leaders, policymakers, academics and students to discuss responsible AI adoption, workforce reskilling and the translation of technology into measurable business outcomes.
IIM Sambalpur founding director Professor Mahadeo Jaiswal said AI would disrupt industries, governance and education, but would enhance rather than destroy existing systems. With information becoming readily accessible, education must increasingly focus on critical thinking, creativity and innovation, he said, adding that India’s young population offered a significant advantage if the human potential of AI was harnessed effectively.
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