AIT President Prof Clement Dzidonu urges lifelong learning as AI reshapes work and education
The President of the Accra Institute of Technology (AIT), Professor Clement K. Dzidonu, has called for a fundamental shift in how individuals, educational institutions and society think about learning in the age of Artificial Intelligence (AI), arguing that graduation can no longer be regarded as the end of the learning journey. Professor Dzidonu is advocating what he describes as the Sovereign…
Professor Clement K. Dzidonu, the President of the Accra Institute of Technology, has called for a fundamental shift in how individuals, educational institutions, and society approach learning in the age of AI. He argues that graduation should no longer be viewed as the end of a person's learning journey, but as the beginning of a continuous process of developing new skills and capabilities.
Dzidonu advocates for what he calls the Sovereign Lifelong Learner, or "Sovereign Triple-L," an individual who takes personal responsibility for continually renewing, deepening, and extending their capabilities throughout their professional and personal life. He emphasizes that AI, emerging technologies, changing professional practices, and the reinvention of industries are rapidly transforming both the nature of work and the capabilities required to remain relevant.
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