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Access to AI tools deemed insufficient if students lack problem-solving skills

STUDENTS will need more than artificial intelligence (AI) literacy to remain competitive in the workforce, with schools urged to pair fluency in technology with critical thinking, problem-solving, and other human skills, business organizations said.

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Source: bworldonline.com

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