In the rapid race to integrate artificial intelligence into classrooms and workplaces, educational success is still overwhelmingly measured by traditional metrics like degrees and rote test scores.
Students and institutions increasingly use AI tools to generate assignments, summarize textbooks, and streamline coursework in record time.
However, graduating with a high GPA or technical knowledge alone no longer guarantees career readiness in an automated world.
On a recent episode of the AIScento Podcast, host John Okoro sat down with Dr. Akhil Shahani—Managing Director of the Shahani Group, educator, edtech entrepreneur, and specialist in student employability with doctoral research from the University of Liverpool.
