A new Financial Times opinion piece contends that the disciplines long dismissed as impractical—philosophy, history, literature and ethics—are becoming more valuable, not less, as artificial intelligence takes over routine and technical tasks. The commentary, "We need humanities more than ever in the age of AI", landed in mid-2026 amid a broader reassessment of how education and the workforce should adapt to generative AI.
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