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Universities urged to embrace continuous learning and innovation in AI era

The Hindu reports that universities must embrace continuous learning, experimentation, and innovation to keep pace with the exponential growth of artificial intelligence (AI). At a symposium on 'Advancing Management Knowledge in the AI Era: Research Frontiers and Future', advisor to the SRM Group Soumitra Dutta emphasized the close links between engineering advancements and modern digital ecosystems, stressing the need for developing countries like India to strengthen their technological capabilities and research networks to participate effectively in global innovation.

The symposium, themed 'Reimagining Management through AI', brought together academics and researchers to examine the impact of AI on management practices, economic models, organizational transformation, and global business.

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