AI Needs You: The Human Edge in Data-Driven Decisions

Dr Ghajendran Poovanandran, Programme Leader BSc in Statistical Data Modelling, Sunway University

25-Mar-25 07:45

AI Needs You: The Human Edge in Data-Driven Decisions

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Sunway University's BSc in Statistical Data Modelling stands out by focusing on

mathematics and statistics as its foundation, enabling students to understand AI beyond

coding and techniques. The three-year programme aims to empower graduates with critical thinking skills that AI alone cannot replicate.

We speak to the Programme Leader, Dr. Ghajendran Poovanandran about the critical role of human expertise in ensuring ethical, accurate, and impactful use of AI.

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Categories: education

Tags: Statistical Data Modelling, ai, mathematics,

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