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tools used to build AI systems, you’re probably talking yearly. All of this tells us we need to update our skills very frequently, and upskilling has become an economic imperative.” But that’s not to say there is no


value in the skills being taught now – far from it, said Khaled A Harras, a Computer Science professor at Carnegie Mellon University, Qatar. “The skills that we need to be


teaching are not that different from what we have been talking about for years. We just need to get a lot more serious about instilling those skills so it’s happening at the rate we want. Problem solving, creativity, the ability to be lifelong learners. How do you truly teach those? And when we talk about those, what about the other meta skills that come about which are necessary, like persistence and endurance. How do you build the character of somebody who can join a workforce and not give up quickly? There’s a lot of benefits to those skills. In a rush to denounce education now, we could lose some of these meta skills if we’re not careful, or wise, on just how much we pivot.”


Above: Ben Nelson of Minerva, along with other speakers from Carnegie Mellon Qatar and Workera, all spoke at the WISE Summit in Doha


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