AI and Machine Learning
India Faces Lower Risk of AI Job Disruption Than the West, Says IT Secretary
India may avoid the worst of AI-driven white-collar displacement, but only if it builds skills fast enough, IT secretary S. Krishnan says
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The Cognitive Enterprise Advantage: How GCCs Can Learn to Think in Systems
As process-level automation reaches its limits, global capability centers are being forced to rethink how intelligence is built, shared, and scaled across the enterprise.
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Data, AI, & Machine Learning
The Automation Paradox in Hiring. Will Faster Decisions Mean Fewer Human Insights?
Even as employers use AI to screen talent, many resist candidates using it, highlighting a quiet tension at the heart of automated hiring.
Paromita Gupta
AI and Machine Learning
Infosys Charts a New Path for GCCs Built Around AI
The company’s new blueprint brings its core AI platforms under one system, giving global capability centers a structured way to shift toward higher-value, AI-led work.
MIT SMR Editors
AI and Machine Learning
AI Push May Lift India’s IT Industry Toward $400 Billion by 2030
India’s IT industry could reach about $400 billion in annual revenue by 2030, up from roughly $260–$280 billion today, as global companies embed AI into core operations and outsource higher-value work to Indian providers, Bessemer Venture Partners said.
Kaumudi Kashikar Gurjar
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