AI must move beyond intelligence to offer wiser, ethical advice: Experts at IIT Ropar

Mint - Nov 2, 2026

Artificial intelligence (AI) must evolve beyond providing information to offering responsible, ethical and wiser advice, as growing dependence on the technology raises concerns over misleading responses, human decision-making and societal well-being, experts said.

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