AI Amplifies Skills, Threatens Early-Career Development

Western University Ivey Business School associate professors Tony Frost and Christian Dippel wrote in a Globe and Mail guest column that AI acts as a "skill amplifier, not a skill creator," boosting productivity for experienced professionals while automating routine entry-level tasks. They warn this trend threatens early-career skill development and urge universities and employers to rebuild pathways with supervised, high-judgment work and feedback.