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GenAI may replace up to 12% of India's non-farm jobs, says Goldman Sachs
Generative AI could substitute twelve percent of Indian non-agricultural jobs. Forty-eight percent of jobs will likely be complemented by this technology. Healthcare and education sectors are expected to benefit most from AI augmentation. India's GenAI adoption depends on infrastructure and compute affordability. Widespread adoption could boost annual labor productivity growth significantly.
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Over the next decade, generative AI is poised to significantly enhance India's labour productivity, particularly in knowledge-driven sectors such as healthcare and education where…
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GenAI may replace up to 12% of India's non-farm jobs, says Goldman Sachs
Generative AI could substitute twelve percent of Indian non-agricultural jobs. Forty-eight percent of jobs will likely be complemented by this technology. Healthcare and education…