Koreatimes iconKoreatimesSep 16, 2026 ~1 min source read

Singapore Management University president highlights growing role of social sciences in AI era

"I think that the more capable that AI becomes, the more valuable human judgment becomes," Kong said in a recent interview with The Korea Times. As it reshapes workplaces, business decisions and public policy, universities must equip students to understand and manage its broader impact on society.

Singapore Management University president highlights growing role of social sciences in AI era

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"I think that the more capable that AI becomes, the more valuable human judgment becomes," Kong said in a recent interview with The Korea Times.

As it reshapes workplaces, business decisions and public policy, universities must equip students to understand and manage its broader impact on society.

She said SMU's focus on management, social sciences and technology puts it in a strong position to prepare students for t

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"I think that the more capable that AI becomes, the more valuable human judgment becomes," Kong said in a recent interview with The Korea Times. As it reshapes workplaces, business decisions and public policy, universities must equip students to understand and manage its broader impact on society. She said SMU's focus on management, social sciences and technology puts it in a strong position to prepare students for t

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  • SINGAPORE — As artificial intelligence (AI) reshapes how businesses operate, governments make policy and people work, the skills needed to navigate its impact are extending far beyond technology — putting...

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