Making a case for why AI can advise but humans must decide
This piece discusses a proposal for Indian higher education institutions to use AI as a non-voting 'special invitee' in academic curriculum planning. It emphasizes the importance of keeping human decision-making at the center of educational standards while leveraging AI for administrative and research efficiency.
T here is a Jataka tale about a king who had a wise parrot that had travelled widely and could name the failings of every minister in the court. The king consulted it on everything. Until the parrot, swollen with importance, suggested it might sit upon the throne while the king attended to lesser matters. The king, who knew the difference between a clever voice and a crowned head, replied: “You may speak from the perch; you may not speak from the throne. “
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