HARVARD JUST TURNED ITS PROFESSORS INTO AI.
Harvard Business School is now using AI clones of its professors to train entrepreneurs on investor pitches, sales calls and boardroom battles.
And this could completely change business education.
The new $699 entrepreneurship bootcamp gives founders on-demand access to virtual versions of HBS faculty.
Instead of waiting for office hours, founders can practice with an AI professor anytime.
Pitch your startup.
Get challenged.
Simulate a skeptical investor.
Handle difficult sales objections.
Walk into a mock board meeting and defend your decisions.
The bigger story is not the AI clones.
It is the scalability.
Harvard says more than 100 universities are already testing the platform.
If this works, elite business education no longer needs to be limited by classrooms, professors' schedules or MBA admissions.
One professor could potentially mentor thousands of entrepreneurs simultaneously through an AI version of themselves.
That creates a massive question:
If AI can replicate the teaching, questioning and feedback of elite professors, what exactly are students paying hundreds of thousands of dollars for?
The classroom may not disappear.
But the traditional university model is about to face its biggest competitor yet.
AI is not just teaching people.
AI is starting to become the teacher.
#AI #Harvard #Entrepreneurship #EdTech #Technology
Harvard Business School is now using AI clones of its professors to train entrepreneurs on investor pitches, sales calls and boardroom battles.
And this could completely change business education.
The new $699 entrepreneurship bootcamp gives founders on-demand access to virtual versions of HBS faculty.
Instead of waiting for office hours, founders can practice with an AI professor anytime.
Pitch your startup.
Get challenged.
Simulate a skeptical investor.
Handle difficult sales objections.
Walk into a mock board meeting and defend your decisions.
The bigger story is not the AI clones.
It is the scalability.
Harvard says more than 100 universities are already testing the platform.
If this works, elite business education no longer needs to be limited by classrooms, professors' schedules or MBA admissions.
One professor could potentially mentor thousands of entrepreneurs simultaneously through an AI version of themselves.
That creates a massive question:
If AI can replicate the teaching, questioning and feedback of elite professors, what exactly are students paying hundreds of thousands of dollars for?
The classroom may not disappear.
But the traditional university model is about to face its biggest competitor yet.
AI is not just teaching people.
AI is starting to become the teacher.
#AI #Harvard #Entrepreneurship #EdTech #Technology