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Who Prepares India’s Media Talent for AI?

AI is changing how media is researched, produced and consumed. Dr. Anu Nair on whether India's media schools are training students for it.

AI is changing how media is researched, produced and consumed. Dr. Anu Nair on whether India's media schools are training students for it.

NIIT's Sachin Grover on how AI is changing critical thinking in the workplace, why organizations need to deliberately rebuild the learning that automation is removing, and where human judgment, empathy, and accountability cannot be delegated to a model.

Chegg built an empire selling students answers to homework questions. Then ChatGPT started giving those same answers away for free. What followed was one of the fastest corporate collapses in recent memory.

Demand for AI leadership skills continues to grow as institutions expand programmes focused on technology and business strategy integration.

Singapore-based EdTech startup Qweebi has raised $500,000 in seed funding to expand its browser-based STEM and robotics learning platform across US schools

In 2025, 85% of teachers integrated AI into their classrooms, driven by platforms that adapt to individual learning speeds, predict knowledge gaps before students fall behind, and provide one-on-one attention that human teachers cannot deliver at scale. The AI education market, valued at $7.05 billion in 2025, is projected to reach $136 billion by 2035 as adaptive learning systems prove they can close achievement gaps that have resisted decades of traditional intervention.