AIT President calls for ‘Sovereign Triple-L’ mindset to thrive in AI age
President of the Accra Institute of Technology (AIT), Professor Clement K. Dzidonu, has called for a shift in how individuals and institutions approach education and professional development, saying graduation should mark the beginning of lifelong learning rather than its conclusion. Prof. Dzidonu said the rapid advancement of Artificial Intelligence (AI), emerging technologies and changing…
Accra Institute of Technology (AIT) President Professor Clement K. Dzidonu has called for a transformative approach to education and professional development in the age of Artificial Intelligence (AI), advocating for a "Sovereign Triple-L" mindset. This concept emphasizes the Sovereign Lifelong Learner, who takes personal responsibility for continuously renewing, deepening, and expanding their skills and capabilities.
Dzidonu argues that traditional models of education and work are becoming unsustainable due to rapid technological advancements and changing professional practices, leading to a growing "SEEK-Gap" between current capabilities and those required for relevance and effectiveness. He urges graduates and professionals to view AI as a tool for extending their capabilities rather than a threat, and to focus on transforming learning into professional competencies that enable problem-solving, innovation, and continuous adaptation.
Dzidonu's "Sovereign Triple-L" concept is underpinned by the Opportunity-Possibility-Difference (OPD) perspective, encouraging individuals to see opportunities for learning and growth in the face of technological change.
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