A new study finds 197 million Indian workers are in jobs highly exposed to automation, while 46 million could benefit from AI-driven productivity gains. Kerala, Haryana, Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu are better positioned to gain, while UP, Bihar, Jharkhand and MP face greater challenges.
A new study finds 197 million Indian workers are in jobs highly exposed to automation, while 46 million could benefit from AI-driven productivity gains. Kerala, Haryana, Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu are better positioned to gain, while UP, Bihar, Jharkhand and MP face greater challenges.
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A new study finds 197 million Indian workers are in jobs highly exposed to automation, while 46 million could benefit from AI-driven productivity gains. Kerala, Haryana, Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu are better positioned to gain, while UP, Bihar, Jharkhand and MP face greater challenges.
