Generative AI has started impacting entry-level white-collar hiring in India as demand for AI skills rises. Job postings have declined significantly for roles where AI can serve as substitutes. While some positions may vanish, new roles like AI ethics specialists are emerging. The World Bank report emphasizes the need for skills that allow workers to adapt effectively.
Generative AI has started impacting entry-level white-collar hiring in India as demand for AI skills rises. Job postings have declined significantly for roles where AI can serve as substitutes. While some positions may vanish, new roles like AI ethics specialists are emerging. The World Bank report emphasizes the need for skills that allow workers to adapt effectively.
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