AI not causing mass job loss but changing roles and productivity in Indian IT sector: OpenAI-backed ICRIER study claims
Contrary to fears, AI isn't causing mass job cuts in India's IT sector. A new ICRIER-OpenAI study reveals AI is enhancing productivity and transforming roles, with demand for developers and administrators rising. While entry-level hiring sees a slight dip, mid and senior positions remain stable, indicating AI complements human talent. The focus now shifts to upskilling the workforce.
Contrary to fears, AI isn't causing mass job cuts in India's IT sector. A new ICRIER-OpenAI study reveals AI is enhancing productivity and transforming roles, with demand for developers and administrators rising. While entry-level hiring sees a slight dip, mid and senior positions remain stable, indicating AI complements human talent. The focus now shifts to upskilling the workforce.
