Babith Bhoopalan

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169 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 13 Jul

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AI Haven't A Clue · Former Microsoft AI Leader : AI Has Broken the Career Ladder · 13 Jul 2026 podcast

It is already happening.

So that's the entry point you can find in every career.

Absolutely.

You know, this is a very, very strong capability and, you know, weapon for future in their hands.

But it really depends on how they are using it.

It is not just taking, you know, the output blindfolded and trusting it completely.

Apply your vision and again, you know, use it for things like analytics.

creating the right summaries, understanding very large content and making it simpler for you, but then apply your own vision and creativity on top of it and the magic can happen.

Parents should definitely, first of all, inform themselves about all the capabilities that AI provides and how to leverage those capabilities for future and then enable that for their kids.

You know, it is one of those paradigms where if without proper information, if you're going to ask a younger generation to stop doing it, they're going to do more and more of it and in the wrong way, right?

So I think there's, you know, this is one of the things that I'm working through my work is,

Not really prepare the youth for how to work with AI, but prepare yourself as a household because, you know, they need to see examples, the right examples of utilizing and leveraging AI for improving their own skills and bettering their future.

Definitely not put a wall in terms of using AI.

Definitely against that.

I think fundamentally schools have to relook at how they are preparing younger generation for future and look at embedding AI and elements of AI within the courseware.

I understand that would require a lot of structural changes in the way education has been imparted.

But I think this is the moment in history that we will look back and understand some of the changes that we have done and how we have adapted to the situation and prepared our younger generation forward.

So definitely schools have a major role to play.

And traditionally, I see a lot of education being disjoined from the eventual professions that young people choose.

So there needs to be a way to co-mingle both of them.

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