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Berkeley Haas dean Jenny Chatman says she expects AI to fade from the business school’s list of headline priorities as it becomes a foundation supporting the others. It is a notable bet from a school that currently names AI among four strategic initiatives.
Why it mattersChatman describes Haas as a bridge between Berkeley’s research and real-world impact, connecting students with scientists and engineers to turn discoveries into products and companies. She also says the school is working to make its programmes and resources easier for students to find and use. That makes this less a prediction that AI will matter less than a claim that it will matter everywhere. Poets&Quants reports Chatman’s remarks in an interview about her strategy for Berkeley Haas.
Discuss: Should universities keep AI as a distinct strategic priority, or treat it as infrastructure that should support every other field?
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