Eric Bradlow
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first heard Mar 2026
last heard 26 Mar
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And we try to prepare our students for the workforce.
Every time I speak, the number one question: any parent, alone,
Newspaper, anybody asks me is what should my child be studying?
And I'll tell you, the WASX, the Wharton Excentric Skills Index, provides an empirically based answer to that question.
And that's why I think, you know, this is a massive shift forward, if nothing else, just the shift from roles and jobs driving an organization to skills driving an organization.
Eric.
I was going to add one thing to what James said.
You know, I'm turr currently teaching the MBA Corps and I talk to students about this.
I'm not only impressed in what large language models and AI can do today, but I even tell them, think about how quickly you can learn something.
That you didn't know before.
And the way I've always thought about it, you know, in the companies I've run, the companies I've owned, the companies I've started, the companies I've worked for, I always have a favorite expression, which to me promotes AI, which is you don't invest in the intercept, you invest in the slope.
I do not care what you know now.
I care how quickly you can learn.
And to me, AI is a tool that enables you to learn quickly.
If I need to know how to run a financial analysis.
Before I had to learn not only the basics, which I still need to do, but I needed to do maybe how to code, how to do a macro.
Well, now all of that part of the skill is taken away.
So to me, anybody that loves learning, Matthew, isn't this what we do as educators?
Don't you describe yourself as a lifelong learner?
I think that's what AI is going to enable.
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