Jakarta, Oct. 28 -- Deputy Minister of Higher Education, Science, and Technology, Stella Christie, has urged universities to grasp artificial intelligence (AI) developments so they can reassess the role of education and prepare graduates for an evolving job market.

"Artificial intelligence doesn't grow linearly, it develops exponentially. At first, progress might seem slow, but it can shift very rapidly," Christie confirmed in Jakarta on Wednesday.

She emphasized higher education institutions must understand the exponential trajectory to anticipate technological shifts and re-evaluate their role.

According to her, universities must formulate strategies to adapt to technological changes presented by AI developments, including taking a f...