India faces a looming AI talent crisis, with projections indicating a shortage of over a million professionals by 2027. Companies are struggling to move AI projects beyond pilot phases due to a significant gap in skilled workers, particularly in deployment roles. This demand-supply imbalance is driving up salaries and impacting enterprise-wide AI adoption across various sectors.
India faces a looming AI talent crisis, with projections indicating a shortage of over a million professionals by 2027. Companies are struggling to move AI projects beyond pilot phases due to a significant gap in skilled workers, particularly in deployment roles. This demand-supply imbalance is driving up salaries and impacting enterprise-wide AI adoption across various sectors.
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