AI killed the business major? Not so fast.

The debate over whether artificial intelligence will undermine undergraduate business education is heating up. As business school economists, we witness the growing concerns about AI's ability to perform tasks traditionally handled by graduates, such as preparing balance sheets and developing personnel plans. While recent labor-market trends suggest a shift, it's essential to consider the evolving role of education in equipping students with skills that AI cannot replicate. This discussion matters because it shapes the future of business education and the workforce.