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AI may impact "lucrative job market linked to IT services": EY report - The Economic Times
Artificial Intelligence will significantly reshape India's skilled workforce and its IT sector. EY's report highlights potential job market shifts. While India's economic growth remains strong, adapting to AI's evolution is crucial. Policymakers must address technological changes alongside other global challenges to maintain India's growth trajectory and economic future.
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businessday.ng
AI will transform work – Boards risk undermining resilience - Businessday NG
In 2024, IMF warned that AI could affect almost 40% of jobs globally, with advanced economies facing even greater exposure as AI reshapes...
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
AI to reshape hiring and work in India, but 'human ownership' key as confidence outpaces global peers: ACCA
India's workforce is quickly adopting AI for jobs and hiring. Organizations are redesigning roles around automation. Indian professionals show strong confidence in AI-led…
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AI to reshape hiring and work in India, but 'human ownership' key as confidence outpaces global peers: ACCA - The Economic Times
India's workforce is rapidly embracing AI at work and in hiring, with adoption expected to accelerate as organizations redesign roles around automation, ACCA said in its latest…
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AI may impact "lucrative job market linked to IT services": EY report - The Economic Times
Artificial Intelligence will significantly reshape India's skilled workforce and its IT sector. EY's report highlights potential job market shifts. While India's economic growth…
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scroll.in
India could weather ‘AI jobs apocalypse’ by tapping its bountiful human capital
AI ventures require a lot of money while displacing jobs. Indian policymakers and companies should instead focus on using its demographic dividend.
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India could weather ‘AI jobs apocalypse’ by tapping its demographic dividend
AI ventures require a lot of money while displacing jobs. Indian policymakers and companies should instead focus on the abundance of human capital.
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AI disruption in Indian IT front-loaded, but long-term demand intact: Sushovan Nayak
Indian IT services face near-term AI-driven revenue pressure, estimated at 1-3%, impacting stock valuations. However, experts believe markets are overlooking significant long-term…
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AI will expand opportunities for Indian IT; luxury housing demand remains strong: BofA Securities
AI presents significant new revenue streams for Indian IT services, despite job displacement concerns. Experts believe AI will expand beyond coding into business processes,…