Harvard Business School is introducing a new $699 bootcamp for entrepreneurs, the HBS Foundry program, which utilizes AI avatars of its faculty. These AI clones will provide feedback to students during simulated practice pitches and board meetings, offering a novel approach to business education.
The program aims to leverage artificial intelligence to enhance the learning experience for aspiring entrepreneurs. While the use of AI in education is a growing trend, this initiative marks a significant step by a prominent institution to integrate AI-generated instruction directly into its curriculum. The development raises questions about the future of teaching and the role of AI in higher education.
Harvard Business School Launches AI-Taught Entrepreneurship Bootcamp
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