Universities should teach students to evaluate AI, not ban it
soumitrashukla9 · x · 2026-07-25
An op-ed argues that universities should teach students how to evaluate AI systems instead of banning them.
- The piece says AI will shape students’ post-graduation lives, so they need the ability to hold models accountable.
- It proposes teaching every student to build a personal scorecard and measure what matters most to them when comparing models.
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