Asia’s No. 1 Business School Uses AI to Sharpen Judgement in Leaders
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SINGAPORE – Media OutReach Newswire – 8 October 2026 – As businesses across Indonesia and Southeast Asia accelerate their use of artificial intelligence (AI), NUS Business School is exploring a...
Asia’s No. 1 business school uses AI to sharpen judgement in leaders
SINGAPORE – Media OutReach Newswire – 8 October 2026 – As businesses across Indonesia and Southeast Asia accelerate their use of artificial intelligence (AI), NUS Business School is exploring a different question: as AI gets better at providing answers, how can leaders get better at asking questions? Dr. Emir Hrnjić, Senior Lecturer in Finance, NUS […]
NUS Business School implemented an AI simulation of a C-suite executive for MBA students to prepare them for the real world of work. |Students were trained to ask critical questions, validate data, and make decisions amidst uncertainty. |The learning was complemented by an AI mentor using the Socratic method and received a positive response with a satisfaction score of 4.1 out of 5.
Asia’s No. 1 business school uses AI to sharpen judgement in leaders - Press Network of India
Singapore : As businesses across Indonesia and Southeast Asia accelerate their use of artificial intelligence (AI), NUS Business School is exploring a different question: as AI gets better at providing answers, how can leaders get better at asking questions? For more than a century, case-based learning has put students in the shoes of business leaders by giving information they need to analyse a problem, and then ask them how they would solve it…
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