In the age of AI, critical thinking is needed more than ever.
In a recent article in Forbes, Ron Carucci makes a well-developed case for why critical thinking is very much needed (‘In the age of AI,
February 25, 2025
I have recently returned from Jeddah where I participated in the ceremony launching the Future Geniuses program. Students from across Saudi Arabia who had recently graduated were invited to apply for places on the program. This will enable those who are selected to study in one of the best universities in the world on a master’s course. Part of the selection process was to take a test in critical thinking and communication, and a further part was a detailed interview. Ten students were eventually chosen, and will look to contribute to the Saudi Human Capacity Development program. My enthusiasm for the program and for these young people can be seen in the clip below.
https://twitter.com/Saudi_Gazette/status/1572670749852110849?t=Kg5uWGKivi9uZPqEyxwh7Q&s=19
In a recent article in Forbes, Ron Carucci makes a well-developed case for why critical thinking is very much needed (‘In the age of AI,
A recent article in ‘New Scientist’ (13 February 2025) is headed ‘Using AI tools like ChatGPT can reduce critical thinking skills’. The article summarises the