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Goyal flags AI-proof jobs in trad sector

Union Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal announced that the Indian government is working to pinpoint occupations least susceptible to artificial intelligence (AI). The strategy targets sectors where AI can boost efficiency rather than displace human labor, allowing India to capitalize on its skilled labor force and heritage strengths.Speaking to Indian science and technology students and researchers in Germany, Goyal explained that he instructed his ministry to map out future-proof rol…

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Goyal flags AI-proof jobs in trad sector
Union Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal announced that the Indian government is working to pinpoint occupations least susceptible to artificial intelligence (AI). The strategy targets sectors where AI can boost efficiency rather than displace human labor, allowing India to capitalize on its skilled labor force and heritage strengths.Speaking to Indian science and technology students and researchers in Germany, Goyal explained that he instructed his ministry to map out future-proof rol…
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