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AI May Disrupt Some Indian Jobs, But Physical Work Can Be Safer: Goldman Sachs' Santanu Sengupta

Goldman Sachs says India may avoid widespread AI-driven job losses as a large share of its workforce remains employed in physical and mechanical roles

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AI May Disrupt Some Indian Jobs, But Physical Work Can Be Safer: Goldman Sachs' Santanu Sengupta
Goldman Sachs says India may avoid widespread AI-driven job losses as a large share of its workforce remains employed in physical and mechanical roles
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