Jayanta BoraJayanta Bora Facebook ad: “Top Content on LinkedIn”
Ran for 45 days, from May 16 to June 30, 2026, the last day Crush saw it.
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We are asking the wrong question about AI. It is no longer “Is using AI cheating?” Policy, research, and practice have already moved beyond that. The real question is far less comfortable and far more important: Who is actually doing the thinking? Across universities, employers, and regulators, the shift is clear. AI is not being banned. It is being integrated, but under one condition: human accountability must remain visible. When AI becomes undisclosed substitution or misrepresentation, it crosses the line. When it is used transparently, critically, and within context, it becomes part of modern capability. But there is a deeper risk emerging beneath the ethics debate. Not plagiarism. Deskilling. When we outsource problem framing, judgement, and verification, we are not just saving time. We are slowly disengaging from the act of thinking itself. Research is beginning to show the consequences, from automation bias to reduced critical engagement. At the same time, organisations are quietly redesigning how they assess talent. Less focus on polished outputs. More focus on process, reasoning, and the ability to defend decisions. Because in a world where AI can produce fluent answers, fluency is no longer a signal of understanding. Judgement is. This is the real shift. From knowledge work to judgement work. From answers to accountability. From outputs to cognition. The question is no longer whether AI is in your workflow. It is whether you still are. #ArtificialIntelligence #AIinEducation #FutureOfWork #HumanAgency #CriticalThinking #AIEthics #AIGovernance #DigitalTransformation #HigherEducation #EdTech #Leadership #WorkplaceInnovation #SkillsOfTheFuture #AIandWork #ResponsibleAI #CognitiveSkills #AssessmentDesign #AIliteracy #UKHigherEducation #ProfessionalDevelopment
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linkedin.com
Top Content on LinkedIn
Explore top LinkedIn content from members on a range of professional topics.
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