India Less Exposed to AI Job Risks Than Other Countries

Goldman Sachs Group's Chief India economist Santanu Sengupta stated that India's labor force is unlikely to face widespread job losses from artificial intelligence, although some positions in the services sector could be affected.

14 Aug, 06:17 — 14 Aug, 06:17

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India Less Exposed to AI Job Risks Than Others, Goldman Says

India’s labor force is unlikely to face widespread job losses from artificial intelligence, though some positions in the services sector could be affected, Goldman Sachs Group’s Chief India economist Santanu Sengupta said Friday.

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