‘Don’t get wound up in science fiction’: Raghuram Rajan plays down AI job loss fears
India’s IT sector — long the backbone of its services-driven growth — is already feeling early tremors from AI adoption. Automation tools are beginning to reshape routine coding, customer support and back-office functions, with some firms trimming headcount as they deploy AI systems.
India’s IT sector — long the backbone of its services-driven growth — is already feeling early tremors from AI adoption. Automation tools are beginning to reshape routine coding, customer support and back-office functions, with some firms trimming headcount as they deploy AI systems.
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