As AI reshapes work, business schools can redefine leadership to prioritize creativity, ethics, and other human strengths that technology cannot replace.

The SP Jain School of Global Management launches a prompting model that encourages executive learners to use human judgment when they employ AI tools.

While business students must be technically proficient at using AI, they also must know how to apply it with integrity, clarity, and purpose.

To turn out graduates who can lead in a complex world, schools should adopt a framework that promotes practical, entrepreneurial, and reflective learning.

How business schools can stop chasing Silicon Valley “unicorns” and instead cultivate “acorns” into diverse and sustainable entrepreneurial communities.

Schools can foster wisdom in future leaders through fundamental Greek philosophies that address core questions of reality, knowledge, and ethics.