Remaking the workforce faster than universities can decide how -- or whether -- to teach it | Fortune

Universities are struggling to decide how to teach students to use AI as it becomes a daily workplace tool. At North Carolina State University, students like Amanda Cullen say most classes prohibit AI, with instructors requiring proper citation when it’s allowed. Cullen questions whether blanket bans are realistic as AI becomes mainstream, noting that she expects to graduate in 2030. The article cites data that 88% of companies use AI and that PwC found a 62% wage premium for workers with AI skills, while AI can also make cheating easier. NC State doesn’t have a single campus policy; faculty set course-specific rules, and students must follow them.